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Arizona republican., 1910-04-27

and of the pastor-evangelist. the Rev. F. c. Reid. At the popular meeting on Friday evening the two subjects presented were: ''The Local Church Its Financial Needs" and The Local Church-lts Spiritual Needs " The subjects were discussed in masterly manner by the Rev. F. C. Reid and Rev H. M Campbell At the Satur- day morning session the Rev Mir. Cor win, the new minister at Wickenburg. was received into the presbytery from the presbytery of Amarillo. Renewal of licenses were given Mir. Gibbey and MT. Himebaugh. the former as unor- dained worker among the Apaches at Fort Mcdowell and the latter as Sun day school missionary. The roll of the churches of the presbytery was called and the delegates responded with very interesting reports from the various fields The devotions in the afternoon were led by the Rev. G. A. Henderson of Florence. Rev. Mir. Campbell, the moderator. having been called home by wire, the vice modera-
 tor. Rev. H. A. Clarke. presided at
 the afternoon session. which was largely given up to reports of com
 mittees. Ganado was selected as the place for the next annual meeting. Sabbath morning at the Sunday school hour the Rev. Howard A. Clarke taught the Presbyterial class. and the Sunday school missionary, Mir. Hime- baugh, reviewed the lession. The sacrament was celebrated at the regu- lar church hour. after q beautiful and hx- Do.
 Reid Rev C. H. Ellis and Rev. Alex ander Black officiated at the supper. The meeting Saturday evening was devoted to the Indian work among the Navajos. Rev. NIT. Black spoke of language study work with them and its great difficulties, and the Rev. MT.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-27

A Statement From Dan McDermOtt

To the Voters of the Second Ward:
 Although did not solicit the nomination, have been nominated by the republicans of the Second Ward for the city council and having been nominated natural wish to be elected. ! have made no pledges any one and will not, cept the promise that if elected will carry out the wishes of majority of the citizens and taxpayers of my ward upon and all questions that may arise dur ing my term of office. have political business, personal obligations that in any way influence action s a member of the council.
 Some interested parties, desiring msead the voters of the Second Ward have taken the trouble invent and industrously spread the story that ''tool of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company It is some thing for to hear that am, be- controlled by anybody. The fact is, have at any me nor have now any relations whatsoever with the light pany. The question of a municipal light plant is now before congress the council having requested congress to pass bill that will permit the taxpayers bonds for municipal plant. in favor of the passage of tls b because believe in giving the people the priv, ege of voting upon such questions for themselves And as the bill is passed 1 will. if member of the council. vote in favor of calling bond election.
 The city is growing rapidly and am in favor of mak ng pubic improvements keep pace with the cltys needs want good sewer system at the earliest possible ment In my judgment it is not so important what method we adopt for paving for the sewer is that make 1t certain that get the The method of payment IS question the people have right to decide for themselves
 I affirm believer in the referendum principle in city affairs. in favor of giving the people vote every question of importance which there is divided OpniOn-every question concerning the public welfare relating to the large expenditure of public money.
 believe the council should compel the telephone pany lower it's rates and give better service In Phoe nix the telephone service costs costs 9 per cent than 1t does in Tucson, and without any The cost of service to private dwellings for direct service ought not to be higher than the present rates for party lines
 believe that the council should to it that railway crossings made sfe by of gates and watch men, at the expense of the railways
 in favor of the council compelling the city street railway company furnish modern give better vice, and equip the with lenders.
 have lived here for twenty years, and the n- erests of Phoenix my interests
 Respectfully
 DAN McDERMOTT.
 Anr
Arizona republican., 1910-04-27

Bierkemper gave very interesting talk upon certain phases of his eX- periences among these very interest ing people. A feature of several serv- ices was the singing in Pima of cer- tain songs by Calvin Emerson. an In dian interpreter. who had translated these songs from the English. Rev. Mr. Corwin of Wickenburg gave a very humorous presentation of his inn pressions of the west and Arizona in particular. after q five weeks eXpe- rience. having recently come from Chicago.
 Monday morning at the close of the session resolutions of appreciation and thanks were extended for all courte- sies received throughout the meetings from the people of Florence. the church. its pastor and officers and the press of the town and territory.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-27
Hoods SarsapariIIa

In the usual liquid fern, CT k tablets called Sarsatabs.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-27
Owns Half a Husband.

A man who has neither strength nor ambition to make living is cnly half husband. such man needs tonic. and as there is no tonic like Sexine Pills for any form of nerve weakness. he should take Seyine Pills. Price Sl a box. 6 boxes s5. with full guarantee. Address or call Eivey & Hulett. where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-27
CRIPPLED BY
 RHEUMATISM Arns and Legs Out of Shave - Helpless, Suffering Intensely
The Treatment that Cured---Now Hearty and Heaithy-Gained Fifty Pounds.

There is no medicine made on this earth that stands higher in my opinion than Hoods Sarsaparilla. or Sarsatabs. which are Hoods arsaparilla in tab- let form. It has raised me from q crippled and helpless condition to per- feet health. I had suffered for a long time from rheumatism and in August, 1908, was suffering intensely. Both arms and legs were drawn out of shape and l was an absolute cripple for five months. I received Hoods Calendar for 1909 from our druggist, w. H. Graffam, and with the calendar found a post card offering me a trial of Sar- satabs on the No cure no pay plan. ] sent for d box and at the end of thirty days the pains of rheumatism had entirely ceased, although my body and limbs were still drawn out of shape. l continued using the medi- cine. took three bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla with Peptiron Pilfs and also Hoods Vegetable Pills. l am re- joiced to be able to say this treat nent effected q perfect cure. I am now strong, hearty and healthy with no trace of rheumatism, and I have gained fifty pounds in weight in the last year. l cannot tell my story in as glowing language as l would like, but l have stated the simple facts. which l hope may be the means of inducing others who have rheumatism to follow the same course of treatment that was so successful with me. I am willing to answer all inquiries if accompanied by stamps for return of postage" Robert Wilcox, West Scarboro, Maine. Jan. 31, 1910.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla effects its won- derful cures. not simply because 1t contains sarsaparilla but because 1t combines the utmost remedial values of more than twenty different -ingredi- ents, each greatly strengthened and enriched by this peculiar combination.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-27
RETURNED TO FLAGSTAFF

Mrs A. w. Norton of Flagstaff Jeff for home yesterday morning. having been summoned to Phoenix to attend her daughter. Mrs. Harry Troops. during a severe surgical operation. which resulted quite successfully.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-27
4 Poor Weak Woman

As she is termed will endure bravely and patiently a9onies which a strong man would give way under The fact is women are more patient than they oueh to be under such troubles. ~,fy x
 Every woman ought to know that she may ohfo,n the most experienced medical advice free ef ehergs and in absoisfe confidence and privacy by writinS to the Worlds Dispenssry Medical Association, K. V. Pierce, NJ. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce hss been chief consulting physician of the Invslids Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y. for many years and has had wider practical expcricncs
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-14
Tariff
Consumption has increased.

Consumption has increased. We
mean consumption of the necessaries
of life. The nation is more wealthy,
and they are also increased who con-
sumo the wealth. But are not they
increased also who produce it in the
same ratio? Doubtless. Supply still
equals demand, but supply comes 30
mortal high. that the average man of
average means is on shc- rations.
There is an American inst. lion call
ed tariff. 1t is every where and lays
it's robber hands on every thing, In
city and hamlet. country and town.
on the coast and inland, where ever
you find a little roadside country
store, tariff has taken up his resi-
dence and the iniquity of this robber
of the poor, this modern Bishop Hat
to is felt by the consuming rats all
over the land. Some day these same
rats will swim over the river Sc deep
and they will climb the wall 50 steep
and to the tower their way will be
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-14

South Boundary.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-14

Groceries? Yes. Staple and
Fancy, Clean and Fresh, at the
Skaggs' Grocery store.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-14

For Sale or Trade-Good Lot
and house to trade for mares or
mules. Only young stock want
ed. Or will trade for young
cattle or good milch COWS.
CASPER MEETING,
South Boundary. dot
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-14

Don't Buy Kansas Flour whe IN
you can get the Famous Big A.
Flour made right here at home.
265-1mo
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-14

Is cent line of Canned Goods.
Try them. Peaches, Plums. APP
ricots, Strawberries, at Skaggs'
Grocery store.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-14

Buy Big A" Flour and keep
your money at home. For sale
by all grocers. 265 limo
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-14

Hunters Cream Flour is still
in the lead and Skaggs sells it.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-14

You can always find fresh veg.
etables at Skaggs' Grocery
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
Metau.g d5rGufe.

geriieaeIte aneebote tperben eirteeaen eencm.
men In ber Office bcS GIeris BON Hcorb ct
Goucoiton, oritier Gtc6. Gitp Gan, bio ann ~
ubr WdtfGgs, dm Wontng, ben z. ,,uHiinr ". ..
1911, fir bic polIftdnbige pteferuna nng Mui.
ifeliuna bon ben fcigenben Waeia 5sbrdnten In
benz neuen SugbeS, unb benz neuen gSocbfpdro
Sohffnl.0ebdiihe TN Der be1apten Gtatt Gin
etHTatt, Gbig nimltn:
Sn Suebes, 500 = 15x15><s0 nnc 41e -
12x12x4s. beseIeinen 80 Spe5idli ctrrdnfe, irie
enrG bic Qldne ee5eigt ipirb.
Sn gsooomare. gao - 12><12X4S, QUE In.
neres 9edb.
8icfeIben niifTen eennu not ben epestfi,
faiioneH gebanf iino bIac,rt rerben fnte TIC nuf.
llesen IN Der Office bes lluier6ettreien IN
20. 51l sself Court SfraBe In befaaier Sinbt.
tuo SnrdIiie ecreeielt fpcrseH uih'ieH. ebe
sas singebof ptnferieqf fpiro.
2eoeS angebof mub ben 8nreH eirer ieben
ndrtn trferti'irfen Verfcu eHibGter itn bon
teoIeitct fefn i'm 8efrone bon oreibtg 4rpseri
nts Eefrages oeS Mugetcts fobas ipcnn ,elbts
ees nneeroniineu ,uirb Elm Sonireft prompt eii,.
9eeanaeH nnh ete ausfibruns hesieIben oroent.
ltd aeohert III.
Tte anaebcie miifen ouf urbefhrseberer
Ncrmiilaren efrt1dt iperbeu. peiste In Der
cbraendnnten Office IN erIanaen finn. miffien
in Gin Gouoeri etngefdIciten unb nuf Der VIII,
ssniete ocuiiich ntdriirf feir: BIB fcr apder8@
Ter Eodre Of EDUCATION bebdlt Fth bns Retf
nor trgeaheir cher etnfr 9beiI irgenbetnfs
poer nile anrehcte su berncrieu.
8te Vhrqi6at etrer gurt.r gonparh IN
ertnreerlth bet allen aontrditen iher $4,000,
Sm gaffrage bes Wcnre of ebuenficu.
G. gS. SanSmor,
S,1o1TA geltdftsftibrer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
Spmnaiinm. .Nusitattuuo.

geritegelie Hnaebots nerDeu euiaepenaeuom
n.en IN per Stftce bee gIer.e ees SodrD oi 9bu
cotton. sritter stod, 9iin sen bic nm f2 ubs
1911. fir bic bou'tdnsiae ateiergna uEs auf
lLelInna IN Zen eerfdisosncn rahgfnannfer
@fuiGe5anoen nre GpieIpIhrsu qetrifier Grui,
Zen aIdne nnS ssesrraito1sn peiss In hs, sei
1 Aff'ce hes ier5eidnefen 20. 5li garft Qouri
Strobe. In Der siabt Cincinnati, Gbto. nuflis.
cen.
% I'm ber reuen Recommendation Ti.
'trifis'S duie IN fefapfer Giabi eine bollidHetes
Gnunafiuu auef'nttsina
tn .be'nafer Siabi eins ahnIite ecQ',dnhtae
lnsiiaitunG. bethe hcrleuaHHier oilrfen nidi
toaier aIs ben 1. Sesiemtet 1911 aGiasiien'
fetu.
(3l aH. len esislsTdtsr Der 9abe wnr,.
gatHe'cr. seffman. softer Gfftrtft GoIunrbtan
Qsnrftelh. @orfar.. I2teH giitrtn, 20iien ~.
Ti T ssisr I,5 sI 3 III. - HFS so,,1 S,e9 rss, a
cincinnati beftimniie gpsnrats. lpie in bgtae.
ten Eocstfifniirnsu beGfrttheH. bedcte appi.
rate h.trfsn mot fSaier aIf ben l6. april 1911
9eS.s anasbot m,rs ssn gamsu elrer iesen
snrtu iFterefstr.sn prfcn er,baiisu tnn Bon
siaeT eaTuutie eirer u;tt7Tlere'fir'er 3frfoH
Ses Reirasts s BEE Mnaess es fosat .nT Gta .ss.
6es aHGencTnen rtre. elu eorfrrft prompt tiu'
esauuasn uuo bic Gusfnsrana eesfeIten orbeni'
III. nrfferf III.
TIE gnpeboie nriTen 'ir 'ese s6ulf fepa.
rat urS au' uHhef f6rishcren Gormularrn ~elae
In 'eher Der beiber obe-CcnQrritH Tff'ren ~
erIrncer ftrb. nerrndt trcrheH urb mhfien IN
eiu goubsrt eiHnefnlcHeu Grh ouf her HifAsa.
feifs sefiI'f rrnrfirt feir Z2fier Tf:rifi gnIH.
raTtump agsfiattura" cbet tvie ber 5ou feiu
rT1n.
Z er Fcrrt rf ghrrni'r7 hsbdIi Fsf hc4 Rect
nnr troeuh Elm cher GSs,i traeue zines cbsr
oTls grdehrte al ners-rT's~
Ter rrfrInrs'xe sairfsr 2 srfutt tire- gacrh
ir tsr ElIrrrrs enr frpiis R-ntsrf srr 65tr
res ocu'cdr's rri' sirrT eoHbsgefenf6afi nIs
EtrArrhrit Az hirferIesr-
Tn gu''Taas res monrt Of 1surnfinr.
e. g2, Grh-rw
I724si.T Gsf36ftsfdbrrr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
9erqerIfprenntmirbie

Der aerIfprenstmir Z bic
8 bren.' Wan ihreibi: Dor einistn
1asen itnrb In paris berSdnger Rens
Dumesnil i'm Nlter BON SO Jubren.
er mar nakSu pereeHen. benn feins
srobten 1riumphe bate er ndhrenn
cts 5Deiien auii.rreifxs sefeiert.
Spdier fang er pisl in Giibomerisu
uno er ipar elmer Der triien. Der nit
tinem Spersttensni.mble um bic Weli
rsiite. Dumesnil fannie aus arm,r
Jomilie; auf feline mertniirbise unh
ourhbrinsenbe Gimme, bic iiber olls
setpobatsn Gtimmsrsn;en binuussins.
ipuroen bdib Muiiiperit1nbise nuf'
mer.Iom. Wan rietb ibm, ii1 an Gbe.
rntini 5u member. iugte ibn ober aud
5usleih. bab bieier groBe Weiiter foii
unSrgGnglih p1re. Der iunse Dus
raesnil ipnppneie fi1 nit Wsutb unb
flopfte On bic pforte bes Mnefro. Der
an bieiem 1age nusnabmstutiie gutter
2nune mar unb ibn gnGbi9 empfing.
.Geten Gie iih ans piano unD FIN
gen Gie.-, btfabl sr DumesniI. Bon
bieier Mufnnbme. bic Il nidt eriportei
bate, entsidt. entfsfelte Der G6nser
bic sanSe Qraft ieiner Qungen unb
f@metierte aus noqem 6aife, ba6 beis
nnbe bie Uunbomfnte beS RonierDotos
RUNS erimlttegt tpuSbsu. r&ie ~
| In MD ssbSrt,' ipSa4 q y Glssss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24

u r d q o q i I DIES uu 8
u trlf q. Man itjreibt: Gus ame.
rltanrlhe ort)doIoc,iihe SSnititut miro
btrnen &ur3em r.it nit 4uSarabun.
gen on Der SteQe bes alten aurene in
AorooTrita beg! !nnen. Ga Sdlpierig.
teiten mir Die !tanbung Der CUR Aus.
grab,ngssIrb cit notbpenoigen W2a.
tertaslen oorl tegen, 10 bat Serr q. g.
4rmour Dem llnternebmen feline
Jaeat 3ur 8erfiiglmg geiteat, bon Der
aus ole Vtut!rialten IN fleinen 300.
ten gelanoet Deroen t0nuen. gn Dem
dmerIfanIit' III SSnititut iiro fir 0ieie
grpeoltion 1890 Collars iabrIih
beDtLligt 10 moroen, 81 oenen Der be.
fannie anre rifaniife Mdcen Serr 3.
Soeb Elm 11rittel beitrGgt. g9ie oie
oytatton" lnitt6eiIt, bat cine 9orsrpez
oition IN ber 9t0be BON aprene bereits
mld)tifie prtefiihe Hlliuen entoeft on
elmer Gtutte, o0leiia", Die i'm pierten
SHabr hun6ert b. Gbr. eriitirte, pahr.
'fei Mid, Elm 2tbleger Der groBen
Str Dt aprene ieIbit mar uno ouI
ao fteu bis lett nod nift permerft
IT. Die 9fuinen bon Meiia Iiegen auf
eI rem 8oripritng oe5 gleihen Elo.
+ saus ipie Die bon anrene. Sic mid.
.i9Ite GueQe oieier Staot liegt in Ell.
rer SobIung, umgeben BON elmer
WtoIie pierefig geihnittener gl0de
lmb BON Spuren bon 8ebauoen.
gluseebehnte Ruinen ouf Der S0be,
peitlifL norblih uno oitlih bon Der
Suella, id)lieBen Steinbriihe elm, in
oenen sSeliengraber, groBe freiiteben.
De Sarfopboge ,gebalte Drdber uno
Ierraiien mir 8ebdlioe entoeft tpur.
ben. 3pei oeitlih erfennbare Stra.
BEN fiibren, Die eine uah benz Weer,
Die anbere, Souptitrdfe, oitlid naf
aprene. Gie gntfernung BON WeIin
5u Der Gueue bon Rprene lit unsei1br
% Rilou1etsr unS Der orSbts Itsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
mails bat e. in cpsrn Gberubini's 90
funsen!


-Wsnn mein Siam nGsin ipn3isreE
sthi. eerdtb q rsgslmdbis insMirtbs-
baus.s
.Neiner ni6t; e. mub mir j,sesmcl
sia Dutsas siesbIdstrieea 8Ies NIT
bsineeu.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24

Der StraBe lit burh Gen1peI uro ge.
balioe on cen Seiten ODER oura Elm
mooernes Weqebett mdrfirt. Die
amerIfaner ieeen mit Hedr Die aroB.
ten Soffnungen allf ihre gusgra.
bllngstbdtisfeit al Der Statte bes be.
rii1nten aDrene, no nur cine geringe
Shuttlagc Die olten gauten beoeti.
- gie GrioIge Der llnineriit0t Siper.
pool, 0eren 9nltitlte of arhoeoIoqD
ano ant6ropoIoqp bel glusgrobunaen
81 Satle Boei3I, i'm Settler 2ono,
Dor 5luei 2Sobren 5u Meroe in 4egpp.
ten geocutelIbes geIeiitet haben, ba.
ben aud) Die ulte llriperiitdt Srforo
beltimmt, cine eigene glusgrabungs.
tampagne gu llnternebmen. Wit oen,
/. Ie8enlber begannen Die ausara.
bunoen 5u sSaras, mgefdbr 40 ailo.
meter norolid bon @abi Solfa, no
dqpptlife 1ellpel aus Der Belt bes
Sutnoii5 bes 0ritten ltno Ranies
hes 3lpeiten ferner meroitiide inb
foptiid)e aItertbilmer geiid)tet poroen
iino. Ger befarnte Aeepptologe 8rii.
fitb iuirb bic expedition Ieiten. Gin
Gbeil Der 8eloer lit idon aufaebraht,
meitere Dittel Der0en nod BON ben
Srfor6er 8elebrten perInngt per6en.
Gnglanb beiitt ,nie befanltt lit, fein
3entrul- unD Reihsinititut ipie bas
Geutihe Geih elm ardydoloaiihes Sssn-
itItllt, nod cine priDate eSnititution
bon ser 8Oten3 Der Geiitid)en Orient.
qelellld,aft. Die pielen ginselgeieu.
id,aften in england Ieiiten 9eoeuien.
oes, leioen uber an hroniihem 8elb.
mangel. Iie llnineriiiaten MAIDEN
iih gegenieitia &onfurrens unb be.
treiben burh berartige grpeoitionen
cine 9lrt Hefldme
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
Sooes.Ynseisen.

Starb am IorHerftug, ben %. TeSenlber
1910. nm II ubr Ra1ts urfece tnrtaff eelie5te
Uiuiter Sroemaiicr, urgrobmliier aHe St1pte'
gerEAtter,
C'li,ab,tb Gptt,
i'm 9lIter bon So Sutreu. lie 9eerhieuna ftrs
bet an Sami,al ben "a. Ge1enbet 1910, Aot'
mtitugs ! ubr non aer g9ohnune ttrT Iocler,
I5rn ,Sreo. Ltfh6sin. 20. 345o lt:en AoeTiAe.
S4ioeritbe. aus iiati gah ~ grtoat.
j" Iir irauerueen Sintrrbiiebsuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
llam6urg Qmeri6a.
6ambmra al,nerifa .9inie.

gaenten In Cincinnati: fsef.an 0ersnau
Scni. Grfe gafiorGisscaf 3ainffc.7riitf Rat
Enrf ailos aa:ionaI. Seni. g,alnri Stynbe.
German Ga.ionai.aas Erist:0n German Eans.
Caution gHe gogerain upe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
WehfeIp 10 irfun a

Der 9srsdnslihteit seipeibt
Sinb bes 9er3sns fhonite Iriebe;
2iebe 5rur Derleibt bic 3eit,
Dad nod mshY sis 3tis Sie Qists
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
3n per,nietben Stats.

Stat bon bier 3tmmerH, mcbern eip
gsridtet. 1905 2u1an gtraBe. bu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
fn3i. 0ona,


ee5. gurIaae,
g8tttrVt beg periipyteren 9errn snnrmar In ip'
rem 50. 2ebensiabre in ihrer 2aobtUne, 4o.
li64 GttcH aueme 1rice Gin. Eie 3eti ber
beerh iguug Ipirh ipGiev teianni geIIa&i II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19

, the acceptance of the senate amend
ments to the statehood bill were
almost entirely dissipated. The demo
Gratis we're induced to forego their oh
lection through the judicious circula
ton of report that if the bill wen1
into conference it might not emerge
during the present session.
Chairman Hamilton of the house
committee on territories at once real
lied that the only way to put the
|lsgislation through and not delay the
present session was to agree to the
senate amendments, and he welcomed
the dministration's assistance.
Date of Admission Not Settled
1t cannot be stated definitely when
Arizona and New Mexica will come
into the union under this legislation
lit requires that the constitutions
adopted by the proposed states must
be ratified by congress and approved
by the president. Conceding that the
statehood bill be in force within a
few days, it will be necessary for the
territories to hold constitutional con-
ventions, which will require many
weeks, submit the constitutions to the
people of the territories for adoption
and then return them to Washington.
Provision is made against joint cleo
lions for the adoption of the constitu-
ton and for the nomination of state
officers. 1t is impossible, therefore,
to specify when the people of the two
territories will enjoy the benefits OF
statehood, and many believe that 1t
h. ho
election of 1912.
Railroad Bill Satisfactory
The railroad. bill, which will be
ready for the presidents signature
on his return to Washington, is sub
stantially in accordance with the
presidents message demanding
amendments to the interstate COM
merce laws. About the only exce2'
tons are that it does not legalize hold
ing agreements made by railroads.
permit mergers or regulate the issu'
ance of stocks and bonds. 1t creates
commerce court and broadens the
scope of the jurisdiction by the inter.
state commerce commission as re-
CARDS regulations and practices by
railroads. 1t also brings telegraph
telephone and cable companies with
in that jurisdiction.
Effective in Sixty Days
| Supervision is given to the commits
sion over increases of rates, and this
section, as well as the one making
provision for the investigation of the
stock and bond question, will go into
effect Immediately upon the bill being
signed. Other provisions, and they
are extensive, will take effect within
sixty days from the date of approval
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19

Washington June 18.-Two of the
most important of the administration
measures, the railroad and statehood
bills, were acted upon finally by con
gress today and will become laws as
soon as they receive President Taft's
signature.
Action by the House
This action was taken by the house
the senate having previously disposed
of both measures. 1t was accomplish
ed practically without debate and in
record time, not even roll call being
required in the whole procedure.
Railroad Bill First
The railroad bill was the first to
receive consideration. Chairman
Mann of the committee on Interstate
and foreign commerce called the con-
ference report from the speakers
table. Brief speeches were made.
among them being several by demo
Gratis, in expression of their opposi-
ton to the railroad legislation as per-
fected in conference.
Statehood Legislation
Final action on statehood legisla-
ton was accomplished with even
greater ease By reason of pressure
from the White House, opposition to