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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-15
MENclon PERsonAL..

Don Sabine LuIan regres6 do III
Paso, Texas, e lunes Gltimo. III se-
nor LuJan SO hara resliente de aque-
lila ciudad pr6xlmamente. Partira
para ALA e. prlmero de Noviembre.
Don Msrgarito Delgado IN regre-
sado de su vlsJe Vaughn, donde sc
qued0 por a'gunas semanas en- nego.
clos particuIares.
III martes de esta semana sc ha-
llaba en- Ia cludad Don ClprlRno
LujaD, de Sabinoso. lie acompaiia-
ba su niiio Juanlto LuIan.
Mr. John Rutherman, estaclonado
temporariamente en- Santa Rosa, ha
eslado en- la eiudad durante la stma
ma de vista a 50 fAnlllla.
james Martfoez, de Taos; Vidal
Sanchez, de Pefasro, y Canutn Tu.
JiIlO de Chlmayo, son l0venes que e,.
tos O It mos dlas han ingre.
sado on Ia Unlversldad Normll de
esta cIudad, en- calldad dc estadlI Al
ts,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-15
MuerlO ACCidenlaImenie

Francisco Romero es eI nOmbre do
un j1rualerO 1ua fue muertO Brcidpn.
talmente en- el servici0 lie Ia Compa-
MIA del Aqua Pdra, en- ri Canon de
Los Oj n, ~ jueves q Ia hora del me
di dia.
En- el lngar del accidents cOnstru.
W en- In actualidad Ia Comphfila del
Aqua Pdra un nuevo depositO para
rppre5ar aqua potable para Ell abRsto
dp IA ciud d Romero era uno de
10, baj>dores enpl a los en ste
trsbsjo. CuaudU 81 lego Ia hora del
medic dis o y sus comps nerOs pre-.
pararon un barreno en- un lugar don
de tenfan que cortar pledra y haben
do tncendldo la mel ha 81 retirarOn A
un lugar conveniente para tOmar su
comida. Clando hacfsn este estall0
el barrenO y una de las piedras arTo.
ladas fu6 Cier en- Ia ladrra q cuy0
pi6 lo- hOmbrrs ~ haitian synt-dO pi-
ra tomar su alimento. La piedra
arrolada choc0 contra otra mss gran
de y dessl jandola de 81 lecho Ia hizo
rodar precjpitadament'. Esta pie.
dra fI6 Ia que vino 4 chocar contra
Romero, cuyO pasl no pudD g eludlr,
pues apenss tuvo tempo para poner-
So de pie cuando la VIC venir Todan-
do antes de que 10 pegara ell golpe.
Romero cay6 en- terra con mucha
flerza, dando con Ia cabeza contra
otra piedra hluda. Esta lie hlzo una
psrtidura en- la cabfxI de Ia cual que
do sin conocimientO. SO le acost0 al
momento sobre una CANA improvl'a-
da necha de las casscas de los trgh d.
IidoFes, y luego Az mand0 Rvlso por
tslefJno d Ia ciudad de 10 que habia
sucedid En- un autom0vil fde le.
vado a toda prisa un me iico, pero
cuando Ilegh, el iniOrtunadO haha
delado de existir.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-15

Don Pedro Trulillo, Do tremantina,
transsba ne1ci0s en- Ia ciudad oil
juevea
Don Dionlsio Martinez, shora de
vi CimBrr0n, on el condado de Col
fax, ha pasado In semana entire nc
s tros. Vino aca en- negocios par-
tlru'ares
Don Ahran Maps. procedente de
santa Fe, 4 donde fu6 presenciaF
Ia aperture do la convenci0n c0usti.
tucIonal, pas6 por esta, para Santa
Rosa, al lunes tiltimO.
Dln Margarito Romero, miembro
de la convention constitutional, por
este condado, pas6 el sabadU Y oil
domingo en- 6sta descansando de sus
tareas y dando un vistaso los mu-
chos negocios que tiene por acs.
Don Felix Esquibel, buen hombre
y 6lll ciudedano per cnalesquier lado
1ue Sc le mire, pas0 los prlmeros
dia4 de Ia semana entre nosotroH
hablendo venido aca de su residencia
en- San Jer0nimo para aslstir las ses
stones de lo3 fideicomisaiioa de ls
Merced de Las Vegas, dc cuyO cuer-
po el es miembro.
Don Engenio Romero despu6s de
haber aslstido q una juDta de los CO.
mlsiOnados de Ia merced de Las We
gas, eli lunes, parti6 para Santa F6
el lunes por In noche. III senor Ro-
nero es otro de los mlembros de la
convention constitutional por este
condado y goza de la distinction de
ser tai veg 81 mas anciano de los ca
bal'er0s que comp0nen ese augusta
cuerpO.
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EAST Las VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo DE OCUBRE DE 9o

Ger los caletres muy vivos, pero 10
cierto es que no tardara en- llegar
el dia cuand0 otros so refrain de ellos,
y con muehas mas gauss.
Al ser sdmitid0 el Nuevo Mexico
como estado, las cOsas necesariamen,
te tendran cue cambiar Y nadie nos
asegura que el cambio que venga no
sea uno que les de In misma medicina
que ellos estan dando q los que ahora
Sc estau prestaado de Instruments
para cometer sem' Jantes srhitrArie.
dades solo porque les dicen que son
muy vivos Y tan hnmbrntes que nj al
diablo mismO le tienen miedo.
Mr.. Cfist, delegsdo dem0crata por
el c0ndado de Rio Arriba, antes de
que fueran aprobadas las reglas pre-.
sentadas por Ia mayorfa del comit6,
propuso que las regIas fucran impre-
sas, para que todos Sc enteraran de
elias, antes de v0tar sobre su apruba.
ci6n. HablAndo sobre ests prop 'si.
ci0n. dijo:
"Hemos llegado a un periodic cri-
tico en- la historic de esta convention.
Estamcs para adoptar un c0digo de
reglas para ell gobierno de este cuer
po deliberativo, sin discussion, v
cuando es perfectamente evidente
que una mayorfa dc los hombres mas
lnteligentes en- ell suelo de esta con-
venci6n no conocen su verdader0 sig-
nshcado 6 imp0rte. Como pOdemos,
entonces, llamarnos cuerpo delibera.
two?
CablllerOs, realizais 4osotro5 que
habeis puesto en- este Instruments
una regla, cuya iniquidsd jamas ha
sido igualada en- ninguua convention
de estos Estados Unidos de America?
Una de las primeras salvsguardias
del gobierno propular es la que da al
pueblo el derecho de saber exacta
mente que es 10 que hacen sus repre-.
sentantes y como votan, pero este
lnstrumento requiere en- la regla 20
que Sc necesitaran 80 hombres para
pedir los sizes y los noes.
"lIe examinad0 yo los requerl.
mientos de mas de veinte constitu-
clones de estado y en- ninguna de elias
he halado precedente para la ini Iui.
dad que Cstais cCmetlendo hoy en-
contra de ia min0ria, y por ende, en-
contra de los sagrados derechos del
pueblo.
"Caballeros, casi no puedo Greer que
la msyorfa de los vorales de esta con.
venci6n estardn ON favor de que re.
glas que Gentlemen tales provlstos sean
adoptadAs hasta que 80 os d6 una
opDrtunidad de examiaarlas. Ynpi.
do se pub iquen las diahas reglas y
sugierO que Sc suspenda el veto hasta
que sean impresas y cada un vocal
haya tenido Ia oportunidad dc exa-
minarlas. Negadme este, 81 os atre-
vei~?u
e delegado Mr.. Fs-gussCn habl0
snbre el mismo punto, pero por falta
dc espacio p0spnnemos la publication
de 10 que dijo hasta la semana que
entra,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-15

treinta minutes de Ia mafisna cuando
los rescatadores locaiEsron once
cuerp0s en- uno lie los sOcabOnes DE
Ia nina q Ia distaneia De treinta mil
pies de la boca de Ia nina. La con-
dici0n en- que fueron hsllsdcs los
cuerpcs inticaba que hsbian sido
muertos en- ell acto por la terrible
fuerZi de Ia explosion.
las otrns cuerpOs que quedan den.
tr de la nina tndavfs es dihcil
predicir cuando p1dran ser SAGA.
dcs. Pero va Sc hs abandonado to-
da esperaDza de hallsr q uno solo
siquiera con vida.
La culpa del desastre no ha sido
tiiada todavfa en- nadie. Tai vez
nunca 10 sea. Estes desastres estan
ocurriendo con tanta frecuencia en-
las miDas de carbon piedra, en- tod0
el mundo, que 10 ciertn parece ser
que son inevitables y que por mucho
cuidadO que so tenga si-mpre ten
fran que suceder en- 10 futuro. To.
do 10 que tai vez podra conseguir
sera desminnirl0s en- ndmer0.
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ESPANTOSO DESASTRE.
En- una Explosion 0CurFida en-
una Nina de Carbon, en- Stark
vile, Colo, Mueren CinCuen-
yCinCO HOmbreS.

FL sahado paSato a Las diez y
ounce minutes de Ia nocha acurri0
una tspantnsa explosion de gas en
una nina de carbon piedra, dc
Starkville, Colorado, IN Ia cUsl mu-
rieron 81 total de los trsb jldores
que h9bia dentro, cuaudo ocurri6 la
explosion, que era de cincuenta y
cinco hOmbres.
La explosion foe de tan tremenda
fdeTZa que so 6y0 la detouaci0n hssta
10 ciudad de Trinidad, Colorado.
Entire los iufoItunsdos que pere.
cierCn en- el espsntoso desastre 60
Cuentan circo II exicsnoe, cnvos NOM
bres ION, Umberto ssntacruZ, Eslui-
pula Gallegos, C,rpir L6p-z, Ale
j4ndro Gsllegos y Emilio Macs. Los
demas ersn itilisnts, ruso9 y de
otras nacionalidsdes tZtranjeras tx.
cepto once aniericanos.
Al prinGpio se or IA que 81 no tO
dos por 10 menCs 'guDCs de los In
fellces mineros on Ia nina pndrian
ser rescatados aDtes de que fueran
sofocsdos por el gas y desde luego So
empfz0 ell trabsjO de salvacl0n por
los ofciRles de Ia compshla y t0da la
ayuda que pudieron conseguir para
yer 81 lOgraban 10 que Sc propo
bfan. Pero blen prontO se halo que
Ia explosion habfa sido tan terrible
aue habfa convertible en- una masa
de ruinss todo el interior de Ia minp,
Y re abandono toda esperanto de
hallsr 4 nadIe con vida. III trabsJn
sigui6 adeaBte, sin embargo, con
el nm de- sacer fdersnlos euefpos de
Las vietlmss. +"
Aunque el trabalo de salvacl6n CO.
memo desde luego, NADIA 50 logro 81
no hasta el L 4 las tres horas y
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Not Ceal Land.
Department cf the Interior,


Department Cf the Interior,
u. S. Land ONCE at Santa Fe, N. M.
Sept. %, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that Moi.
ses Viii, Of Ribers, n. NJ, who, on
Sept, 20, 1904 made HOMESTEAD En-
try .erial Oas9s, No. 8099, for N! s
Wi, the N4SEt. Section 7, Township
13 North, Range l6 East, n. NJ. r.
Meridian, has flied notice Of inten
tion TO make Final FIVE yesr Proof,
Lyeptsb'ish claim tp the land ab0ve
described, before R)bJ. l.. M, R0sp,
q, s. Court Commissioner, II Las
Vegas, N. NJ, on the l6lb. day u
Novembtr, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Filomeno VIII, Of Ribers, n. NJ,
and Mateo Medins, Miguel u Ortiz,
and Luis Win OF Las Vegas, n. NJ.
MANUEL II. OTERo
l0.l6t, Register,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-15
VENTA DE Io cENrAVos

Cazoletas, cafetpraS y telieTas, ca.
belas, trampitas Bara la ropa, handle
Jas para fregar, bolo para los zapetos
Y eentenares de otros articul0s todoa
del vaIor de l5c q 6Oc, estdn ahora dc
venta en- nuestra ventana.
4 t0c Cada COsa.
FIG, GEHRIlgG
Sle-Sls peuglas Ave, Temple Maso' isa,
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rOR MAS pE TREs pECApAs

III Remedio de Foley Honey and Tar
ba sido un remedio cssero por mas de
una decads para las toses, resfdsdos y
todos los malGs de- Ia gargaDte, oil pecho
y los pulmones. No contiene opistoa.
De vents en- lss Boticas de o. @. Schse-
fer y La Cruz Roia. In
EXTRAVIADOs 0 ROBADOS.
de mi rancho, tres millas al Este de
Casa Grande y 20 millas al Este de
Las Vegas.
Una yegua palOmiDs, herrada en- ell
aOfS Tfna is31isTda Tasna Sysl,l.,.o, to.,d0
blanro en- Ia fral he herrada en- ia
Palomi Ia derech' Tz palomllla IL.
quierdt - oalt nj ~ liza y ancsR a
Sap N CARA rutUinpeDsa d' M
So 90 al que lts traiga A cualqnieFa
de los infrascriptos. NO. Kler, Ca.
% Grande, n. NJ, 8 J. B. Washbnrn
No. 1929 Gale Tercera, East Las We.
gas, N. NJ. 1913 q.
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El lunes, ell msrtes y Ell mierc0lGS
clen llbras de buenas papas, por
l,e6, en- Ia tIenda de los Rosenwald,
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nothing about the marriage, thes groom
made no effort to keep il secret. They
lad no trouble getting the license as
Miss Ballard told the recorder she was
Is wears old. After dinner they had
just 35 minutes in which to complies =
the ceremonies: but after being mar
ried and returning to the station, they
sound they still had ten minutes be-
fore train left for the west.
Mr.. Freeman will go To California
next month TO meet and bring nome
his bride. They will live at Clovis.
Mr.. Freeman was formerly a p3ar-na-
oist but is now clai-n agent for tn ,
railroad company at Clovis. and has
a good position. He regrets that he
married without getting the consent
OF the brides parents. but says th1c
or account of the way il came up, lc
had to do il; and that he would not
hesitate to follow the same course if
ne had il to do over again. Freeman
has made many friends in Roswell
and all are extending the hand OF con-
graduation today.
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WHAT CONGRESS HAS
FAILED IN DOING

Washington, June 22-Congress is
closing without having permitted a
Congressional investigation of the Sd
gar trust.
More than twenty bills and resoiu-
ticns providing for probes of the sn-
gar trust were smotnered in commit
tee.
The failure of Congress to pearnit
the bringing out of the facts in CON
nection with the misdeeds of this
great law edfying corporation is large
ly due to t.1e position taken by Presi-
dent Taft.
President Taft, in two messages u
Congress urged that the trust be not
Investigated. Yet no harm could come
to the sugar trust through an investi
cation unless an inquiry showed that
IL had violated the law.
Attorney General .Wickersham alsc
deserves credit for side-tracking TIC
proposed investigation. Mr.. Wicker
sham opposed the idea because of fear
that the sugar trust magnates mig n
secure Immunity" Through a Con
gressional probe. Yet the sugar trust
magnates are in reality receiving tnis
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ARRANGING
BIG FIGHT

Reno, New, June 22.-James j.
JefTies, accompanied by his training
partners and a number of sporting
men and newspaper correspondents.
arrived in Reno from the Coast at
ten O'Clock this morning.
Rickard this morning received from
Toronto. Canada, promoters what he
declares to be ''the most sensible Of
fer for the fight yet made" Tney Of
fer him s15O.OOO guaranteed for the
fight on July 4th, freedom from police
or other interference tares on all rail-
roads. a travelling allowance of $4,000
for the fighters.
After reading the bid and passing
il to the newspaper men, Richards
placed the Telegram in his pocket
Rickard positively asserts taere is
no possibility of promoter Sid Hester
staging the Langford- X etchel fight in
the Jeffrics-Jchnson arena prior &c
the big light. The best offer he can
mike is TIE day after the hig battle
Hester declares that IL Rickard does
not releut before night he will re-
tI.an to San Francisco.
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TEACHERS ENROLMENT
HAS REACHED SIxTY-ONE

The .Chaves County Teachers In
stitute is progressing nicely, with an
increased enrolment that puts it Oil
an equal footing with last year whel
the corps Of the Roswell city schools
was in attendance. The total numbe.'
is now 6l and last year the total num-
ber was e5. The regular teachers of
the Roswell system are not attend
ing this year, with one or two excep-
tions. as the new rules do not .'e-
luire 1t.
The sessions are being held every
morning, opening with talks b. the
instructors and Supt Hill.
Following are the additional teacn-
ers. enrolled since the first day when
80 were reported Eula Brown, of
Lake Arthur; s. c. Burnett, Dexter;
Maud E. Lewis. Roswell: o. X. Flow
ers Roswell; Mary E. Burk, Roswell.
Hollie Kinsinger, Roswell: LeCltns
Kadfn an, Wichita, Kan, Benna Reed,
Wichita Falls, Texas, and Lake Ar
thur; Ethel NJ. Stetson, Ranger Lake !:
Floss McGranailan, Roswell; Hattie
Stlrgess. Ellxins. and Floy Knode.
formerly of Texas and now of Roswell
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immunity because OF the failure Of
Congress ID investigate.
Before the public proceeds to for
get about Congress and the sugar
trust, it ought to make a mental note
of tais fact:
That Mr.. Wickersham, together with
Henry w. Taft, the Presidents broth
er was formerly a member of the Law
firm of Str ong & Cadwallader. This
is a New York firm which makes It a
business to show big corporations how
to protect themselves.
That for legal services rendered the
sugar trust Henry w. Taft received
$26. $50. which he turned over to he
firm of Strong & Cadwallader.
That just before accepting a cabi-
net position under President Taft Mr..
Wickersha.n received his share OF IN.
sugar trust fee.
That the sugar trust is an old friend
and ally of the Republican party, and
has in lines gone by contributed
millions to the Republican campaign
fund.
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NiIIers of the Nation.

Minneapolis, Minn-, June 2:-As the
center of tie -four milling industry Of
the world. Minneapolis today wei
coined tie a,illers from other cities
of the United States and Canada VIII ,
are here to participate in the first
session of the Millers' National FEEDER
alton held in the Flour City in a score
If years. The gathering is the largest
in attendance and the most important
in the history of tae federation. The
subject of "bleached -four" will doubt
less receive the attention of the DEF
egates IL IS asserted that the public
taste demands bleached -four and that
all attempts TO induce the use of the
more nutritious whole wheat fiolr
aave failed miserably.
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soUNpiNes FOR THE
NEW ALLISON 5UILDlNG.

T. Z. Jewett, representing the arch
itectural engineering firm of H. l..
Stevens G. Company. OF Houston,
Texas, arrived last night TO take the
soun6ings and secure data for the
plans for tine found ltion for the new
once building 8. E. Allison will bniid
at the corner of Main and Third
streets this sd-nmer. Upon his arrival
Mr.. Jewett found that soundings had
been made last week for the Federal
building, in the same block and from
Postmaster Rockafellow and others
secured all the data ne needs in max
ing up his report. which will go To
frost & frost. the Ei Paso archi-
tects who lave the plans for the Al
iison building. Claud Allison. of this
city, nephew of s. E Allison, states
that his uncle expects To have the
work started on the new building in
twenty or thirty days.
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FrEEMAN-1ALLAR WE'D
DING NOT PRE-ARRANGED.

Wu- q. Freeman, better known as
"Slip.- came down from Clovis hast
aight with the Clovis base ball team
and will be acre through the two dag
series. He brings details OF the wei
ding I'm which he and Miss Mabe' Bal
lard. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. l.
Ballard of this city, were the princi-
pals. II was not pre-arranged at
fair. as at first supposed: but was
brought about ON the spur of the mo
,nent. slip states. He net the Ballard
party nc the station. and an the wait
for the Beien cut-off train was a.;
h0nr and fifteen minutes. took Miss
Mabel up town for dinner While az
dinner thes decided to marry and iel
Mrs- Freeman 50 on to California with
her morher. Although tire bride said
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the members of the rival families are
mere and n critical situation is eA-
pected when the case is called.
Dema Johnson who disappeared af-
ter Mondays affray at Jetts' Greek, in
which John Fugate was killed and his
mother wounded, was arrested today.
charged with completely in the shoot
ing.
With ner was captured Asbury
Sricer's Is year old son, whom, II Is
alleged assisted his father in the figh.
witi the Fugate family,
The Johnson woman is a sister OF
Elisha Johnson, who is in Jail cbars-
ed with numbering Miles Crawford
last week
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The Kansas City stock Market.

Kansas City. NO.. June 22.-Cattie
receipts, 10000. including 1000 south
erns. Best native steers steady. otf-
ers 10 to 20 cents lower. Native
steers. $3.50 $50, southern steers. -
e6G TOO: southern COWS. 3.e0@5.2e ).
Lative COWS and heifers. 2.fsG7.50. A..
stockers and feeders. 3.5O16.25; bulls
3.756s.00; calves. 40oG s-0es west
ern steers. 5.00G s.25; western cows,
3.50fD6.OO.
Hog receipts, 15.eO0. Market 10 10
Is cents lower. Bulk of sales, $3.50
a-42 L.; heavy, s.2569.35; packers
and butchers. s-306s.45; light. 1902
9.45; pigs. s-750a00-
Sheep receipts. 1000. Market weak
Muttons. 4.0005.25: lambs. 6-5067..
90: fed wethers and yearlings. f.25
0C.25: fed western ewes. 1000 500.
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CLOVIS BASE BALL TEAM
HERE FOR TWO DAYS.

The Clovis base bah team arrived
last night tor a two days session with
Leland's colts. They are Huartered at
the Grand Central. They come with
three new men. but without Red"
Orowell. tle invincible. Wallace will
pitch this afternoons game end a new
pitcher will arrive tonight for tonfor-
rows gare 1t is possible that Grow
ell will come down tonight. His injur-
ed knee healed so rapidly he was kept
in the hospital only three days. He
may pitch tomorTow's game.
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OHIO NOM|NATES HARMON:
KEYNOTE FOR DEMOCRATS

Dayton. Ohio, June 22.-The Ohio
Democratic State Convention TODAY
-enopiuated Judson Harmon for gov
crnor by acclamation, passed 4 res
o1ution endorsing aim as candidate
for president in 1912 and voted down
the proposition to endorse a canuI
date for United States senator
The latter idea was endorsed by
w. j. Bryan and the Cleveland dele.
cation fought in favor of it, but Har.
mon opposed il, and the convention,
which was strongly fer Harmon, as
evidenced by the honors heaped up
on him, vated against the Bryan idea.
The convention adopted a platform
which is in substance as follows:
Dayton, Ohio, June 22-rhe plat
form adopted by the Democratic state
convention calls attention to the pros
ecution of "grafters" by the present
governor for the retdrr to the state
of thousands secured by fraud and
wTongdoing. and declares the COVER
nor Is handicapped by the opposition
of a hostile legislature and Republi-
can state officials. Fasors the safe
guarding Of franchises as well as the
regulation of all public utilities; fav-
ors the ratification of the income tax
amendment to the Federal Constitu-
ton: demands the election of United
States senators by the direct vote of
the people. favors legislation limit
ing the hours of women workers; de-
;nands the revision of the present
unjust and oppressive tariff" reduc-
ing the rates so as to lower tle prices
imposed on the consumers. "TAe
need of revenue for an economical
conduct of the government must be
the guiding principle instead OF the
demands of the favored interests.
Expresses belief in the conservation
of natural resources and denounces
the administration, especially Ballin-
ger. for dismissing from the public
service tried and trsre officers whose
only aim was the preservation to tae
people of such resources"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-22
REGULAR AIR
SHIP LINE

Dusseldorf, Germany, June 22.--
the first regular airship passenger
service was inaugurated today when
Count Zeppelin's great craft. the
DE atschland, carrying twenty passen-
= -rs. successfully made the first sched-
lied trip from Friederichshafen To
this city. zoo miles in nine hours.
The weather was perfect and tde
motors worked faultlessly. Count Yep
ptlin steered for the greater part of
tine distance.
Regular trips will be made and
nrany tickets have beer sold. The air
ship is equipped with a restaurant.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-22
TROOPS OUT
IN MEXICO

Cananea. Mexico. June 22--One
aanudrej and twenty additional troops
reached here yesterday and two hun
dred more are en- ro.lte from Hermo-
sillo
The Mexican officials still deny that
they expect trouble but add taat they
wisa to be- prepared TO offer every
possible protection to the Americans
and the property interests here Ia
case of an uprising on Sunday.
II is no. believed, however. that an
uprising will occur as the government
is fully prepared. All Cananea stores
are forbidden to sell arms or ammI-
nitioh.
Arms Reported Seized.
Nogales, AriZ.. June 22.-lt is re-
ported here that Mexican troops have
been dispatched from Gaaymas u
Manseano, where arms iave been
seized and many arrests made.