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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-01-29

MASONIC.
WINNEMUCCA LODGE NO.
10, +. and A.H.-Stated com 4
munications win be held ct ~
their hall in the Silver State ~
block until further notice 1t 1880 p.
m. on the Arst Saturday evening Of
each month. All Master Nssons in
good standing are cordially iavitsd
to attend. c. L. TODIN, W. n.
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.
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Southeast end Of Railroad street, Win
nemucca. Easy terms. Also one good
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PARTNERSHIP

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ness at Gerlach, Nevada, under the
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Dated January 10, 1910. 4
r. P. EASLEY.
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TIME TABLE
Southern Pacific time table, in EJECT
July 1, 1909. Mountain Hns.
East Bound
No. ARRIVES 5,O3 .. m, departs
500 q m.
No. ARRIVES 1850 a. m, departs
|4:53 q. m.
No. 6-Arrives 3:45 p. m, departs
3:4S p. m.
No. 10-Arrives SOS p. m, departs
|5:11 p. m.
West Bound.
No. ARRIVES 3:R5 .. m, departs
1898 a. m.
No. 3-Arrives S:25 p. m, departs
1898 p. m.
No. 5-Arrives 4:20 .. m, departs
4:23 a. m.
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has been in the public eye longer than the other two prospective candi- dates, seems to be favored by a ma jority of Democratic senators and representatives though Dix is a prime fayorite with many.
 That the new Democratic members of the House will unite on Champ Clark for speaker of the next Con- gress is now believed here to be as- sured. Some of them are already writing to each other in the inter- est of his candidacy. It is safe to say that Clark is the choice of the great majority of Democratic mem bers of the present Congress. There will be some opposition to Clark for speaker, headed by Representative Hay, of Virginia, who believes that any candidate for the speakership should declare his position on the question of a committee on commit tees. The May following and some of the newly elected Democratic members, are discussing the question of another candidate bes; des Clark They want an extra session for re-
 vision of the House rules, the ap pointment of committee on com mittees, and a general reduction il ] the power of the speaker. On thu whole it is probable, however, i 1 Champ Clark is alive at the beginnin! , of the next session, that he will bt , elected speaker of the House.
 The Democratic caucus which vii
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nominate speaker before the begin ming of the next Congress very prob- ably will make a declaration on the appointment of a committee on com- mittees, and the revision of the tar if.
 At the next session of the Senate there will begin a struggle among Democrats over the minority leader- ship for the next Congress. It will be three cornered. Senators Culber- con, Bacon and Bailey are aspirants for the minority leadership. Sena- tor Culberson, who was the minority leader before he had to resign the position because of illness, has recov- cred hlS health, and again desires to head the opposition in the Senate. Senator 'Ba ley would like to have the leadership, and Senator Bacon for "a long time has desired the hon. or. The race for the leadership in the next session will make the Dem ocratic senators aVerSe to the pas sage of much legislation. It is the general belief here that Senator Gull person has the inside track for the minority leadership
 On the whole the next session will hardly be a noteworthy one, except for the politics that will be played by both parties for the big struggle in 1912.
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Many Matters of Import ance to Be Taken Up at
 Short Session.
MAY BE SENSATIONAL
Big Fight Promised on the Tariff Board for Which Taft Will
 Ask Increase.
International News Special

Washington, Dec. 3.-Upon the temper of the Democratic leaders de- bends entirely the amount and tie character of the legislation to be en- acted into law at the last session of the Sixty-fi st Congress, which con- Venes at noon Monday, December 5. According to all reports, President 1aft and his advisers have outlined an ambitious program How much of it he may be able to put through IS problem no one at this early day would be justified in predicting.
 The country has heard much of the rules of the House of Representa- tlves during the past two years. Within that period material changes nave been made in the methods for controlling the House. Among other th!ngs the rules have been so modi- lied by providing for specific perfor- mances that but three days each week may be set aside for the general bus- mess of the House. The short ses- sloh or a Congress expires by con- St tutlonal limitations in about three months. It meets the first Monday in December and dies, automatically. at noon on the 3rd of March following. THIS Sives it but three months for actual work, theoretically. As "a mat ter of fact that time actually is much less' There usually is a holi- day recess that consumes a fortnight. Ao1ournments over from Friday to Monday cause loss of valuable time ana in the end, by reason of these various causes, there remained on- ly about sixty working days for the congress, reduced to quite half that Ill the House as a result of the new rules, Within this short space ex- perlence has proven that if ;s vo,1 nign impossible to do more than en- act the supply bills by which the iunos are provided for the mainten- ance and support of the various branches of the government.
 Ihe foregoing, therefore. indicates what ordinarily is the situation in | soneress during a short session opec:al rules providing for emergen- .,es are possible in the House and .nere debate can be limited and de- .a' prevented. In the Senate there .s n"ning akin to cloture, and so iohe as single senator desires ,o speak there is no way to bring de- Da'e to a close. It is in the Senate saeleiofe' that the danger comes # oos'acies are thrown in the way of 'au . outlined legislative program In :. .ae race of all this the admin;stra
 on mas mapped out a program that Nnl require the most adroit no,,ti cai and legislative management .o bring it to fruition. -
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EAGLES LODGE CHANGE
 TIME OF MEETING

Pine Bluff Aerie, No. 209, Frater- nal Order of Eagles, will meet every Monday night in stead of Thursday night az in the past. All members day night. 12 3 St.
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THE CYST CONGRESS
 OPENS MONDAY

involves politics, and the republicans are anxious to deal with it while they control both houses of Congress. It is not essential that this new reap portionment be enacted into law at this session, and if bill considered unfair be submitted the Democrats n the senate may be counted upon to prevent its conclusion before the third day of March.
 The present representation is one population, making total member ship of the House of 391. Upon the same figures the membership of the House thereafter would be enlarged materially. There is opposition to increasing the size of the House, which already is unwieldly, and the proposition will be made to enlarge the basic figures. This wifi bring about an increase of membership in some of the larger states, and result ill loss in some of the less thick,y populated. It easily is seen, there fore, why the Republicans are anx- ious to deal With this subject and re- tain whatever of political advantage the situation may have.
 A big fight is promised with re- gard to the Tariff Board for which the president will ask still larger appropriation and, incidentally, in- creased authority in the matter of conducting it's inquiries and making its investigations both at home and abroad. Many leading Democrats, like Senator Bailey, for instance, are opposed to the Tariff Commission plan and will antagonize this. Whe- ther they can do so to the end that consideration and final determination will be postponed until the Demo- crats control the House remains to be seen. The President is very earn est in this matter. Then, too, there are many men in both parties who believe the tariff should be removed from politics entirely, and men of this view hold that this probably may be accompl shed through "a Com mission, and are inclined to give it fair test.
 If the effort threatened by Senator Gallagher and others to push through a ship subsidy bill at the short ses- sion is made seriously it promises to
 precipitate a time-consuming con- test. The Democrats are opposed to ths sort of legislation.
 It does not appear likely that Mr. Aldrich will be able to put through anything in the shape of rev sion of the currency laws at the coming session, although he has been cred ted with having that in mind. Time will be too short to admit of full and rec consideration of so important a iubject.
 The administration legislative plan also various conservat' on chemes, an anti-injunction bill giv- ng relief, in a measure at least. de- handed by organized labor, and ,lan of pens on retirement for aged ivil employees of the government. With the end in view of forming ohesive Republican working force to accomplish that which he has at cart, the Pres dent has had several conferences, with leading regulars nd progressives at which his pro- ram has been thoroughly threshed ut. The outlook seems to be good or united action of all classes of in the Senate but. as has cen intimated, the danger comes ;. rom those Democrats who VII an- agon:ze all that bears political as- ect in proposed legislation.
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What Might Be Expected.

]. .nlel among the matters attracting Liention, in view of the resn1t a. recen' elections. is the proposed portlonment. This is the determi- of the allotment of members
 pe House of Representatives to arlous states. based upon inc " ascertained by each decin- ensas, while this ought not ,o
 2 IRy.s.rsahly ..rsah
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-Mr. and Mrs. Godweber, the lad ies' and Gents Clothes Builders, cor. Fourth and Main, Senyard Bldg, room 101-2. tf.
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A small cottage close in for rent. On paved street Modern conven- iences.+Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 10 At.
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A very desirable two story resi- dence for sale We'll located on W. Fifth avenue. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust. CO.,, II 21-4t.
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Democrats Figuring.

Democratic leaders are countin,
 on the support of insurgent Repub
 llcans ill the special session, if one
 is called, in the revision of the tariff schedules. Whether they will receive this support IS problematical.
 President Taft, Who has been work ing on his message to Congress for several weeks, will have 1t ready for transmission as soon as the session begin. One of the most importan, , recommendation which is said will be contained in the message is sug- gested legislation changing the an- thrust laws so that violators of the laws can be punished by imprison- ment instead of fines.
 Attorney-General Wickersham is reported to be responsible for this clause in the document. Fertilization Of the Panama Canal will also be recommended by the president.
 That the Democrats intend to lose no time in getting ready for 1912 is shown by the recent call for a meet ing of the National League of Demo- crate Clubs, which will meet in this city January g, 1911. Only the exc eutive board of the league, which in- cludes many sen tcrs, representa- tives and prominent politicians will take part Ii the deliberations, hut they will have the advice of all Democratic leaders in the House aud Senate. At the meeting plans wi l be mapped out for the nex, two years which will have much affect on the success of the Democrats in the cleo tions of 1912
 Presidential Campaign.
 Speculation has begun among the members of Congress as to who will be the Democratics nominee for the presidency in 1s62, Three names are before the De; ocrats. Wilson, liar mon and Dix. Each of these will fig hre prom'nen in the Democratic convention 6f fs12. Harmon, who
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Democratic majority in the House Republican senate.
 Some of the Republican leaders say that an extra session would be fatal to Democrats on the Republi- can theory that the Democratic par ty can be counted on to do the wrong , thing at the right time," and that if the tariff schedules are revised the Democrats will make some kind of a blunder.
 However, if the Democrats should force an extra session by a filibus- ter agar the appropriation bills the Republicans probably will not be especially annoyed. Some of the Re- publican leaders believe that an eX- tra session will be the one thing needed to insure Republican success tn the 1912 elections.
 1t is indeed seldom that two par ties, at the same time, believe that an extra session will be of advantage l to each. Everything done at the next session will be w,th an eye single to a point of advantage from which the campaign to capture the White House in 1912 can be conducted. It is full i hasa the greatest weight in determ- ;. ming which party will be victorious in 1912.
 , While the Republicans are agitat- ing the matter of an extra session, 1 they probably will wait for the ! Democrats to make the first move to- wards that end. Leading Democrats , are already conferring on the ques- ton of an extra session Some of the leaders believe that it will be good politics to force an extra ses- sion, by filibuster, and then bring in bill to revise the whole tariff downard. Not, however, until Con- gress assemblies, will conferences be held to definitely map out a plan of action. Republican leaders are equal ly active, but both parties will rest on the;r oars until the session act ually begins.
 Indications now are than an extra session will be called, probably to begin immediately on the adjourn ment of the regular session on March C,d
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-04
FOR UMBRELLA FIXING.

1. Glicksberg, the umbrella man,
 Second and Walnut, opposite tele- phone office. 27 I'm
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Sensations Likely.

Sensations Likely.
 The session may not be without its share of sensat' onal incidents. The committee which investigated the Bal linger-Pinchot controversy has con
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70. s. McNew devotes his time to snts. 1O6 Pine St
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-29

|algo parecido. 70 creo que fue suie-
tado violentamente por la cabeza
contra el respaldo de la silla y lues
le aplicaron la droga. Sin embargo,
!ttnganlo ustedes bien entendido, es-
to no pasa de ser una simple hipote-
sis.
iPero no cree uted que 10 hayan
matado.-grito Beatrlz. .-lOh, no,
mo 10 habran aseslnado! -.
ST vive. es muy dificil ina ginar-
lse % que habra sido de el-dijo Pley-
! dell. "Pudiera' ser que Sc 10 huble-
ran llevado Y escondido en- alguna
parte mientras estuvo incOnsclente
pero esto 10 juzgo casl impossible, {
menos que Roper hublera contade
,con la avuda de algun complice, cosa
que mucho dudo. Casos de esa matt
raleza Sc ven en- las novelas; en- la vi
da real no serfa facil tenerlo oculto v
vo. En- cambio un cadaver puede Sci
ocultado en- cualquler parte. T.. aur
aaui mismo, en- esta casa, que, segun
| Sc, tiene muchas vestidores y hablta-
clones vacias, mo es asf?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-29

un grito de augusta, haciendose des-
pues el silencio mas complete.
Por fin, volvio a hablar Beatrlz, di
rigiindose al detective.
ePero usted ticne mas datos en-
que fllndar sus sospechas2?
-Si-contesto &, el,-tengo datos. Por
re gla general, lamas comunlco a ms
clientes 10 que pienso, porque, como
es natural, no slempre resultan cler
tas mis- suposiciones, y en- tai case.
mi reputacihn perderia. Mas de uste-
des hare una eNceptcion, slempre q.
me prometan callar, 81 acaso me e.
|u1livoco. Pues blen, 10 que en- primer
|lugar ME ha llamado la atenclon, es
que Mr.. Mordaum haya deiado sin
concluir su carta y al alcance de to-
dos. Una persona como el,, general
Imente termina las cartas que emple-
va. q en- case cOntrario las rompe. 81
hubiera deseado que todos Sc entela-
ran del contenido, no la hubiera de-
jado trllnca. nesde el momento en- q.
supe 10 de la carta. dude de toda la
historic que Roper suguio a ustedes
-Aho1a, pasemos a la carta en- 81
continue Plevdell, ,-telmina en- la
mitad de una trase, Y en- Ia ultima
letra termina d su vez con una espe-
Gle de culebrilla. como 81 la pluma
hubiese side arrastrada sobre el pa
pei. Supongamos que Sc hublera sen
ltado "aqui', como dice la sonora
Brand: Ia culehli!la sigul6. pues, "es
ia" direction, ! la pluma cayo precl-
.eamente en- este sitio, salplcando
de tinta Ia carpeta, en- la forma en- q.
10 esta. no ha notado usted las sal
picaduras, senora Brand?
Nucho Sc me ha debllitado la Wis
tia de algun tempo esta parte-con
Itesto la sonora Brand - rero 81 me
parece que son recientes.
-Rlleno, pues ahora nine usted
ltravcs de este cristal de aumento
tres cahellos cue estan pc gados en- e.
Irespaldo de la silla. Alguna subtan-
cia pegaiosa los retiene en- donde es-
tan. \ mi me parece que es sangre {
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-29

IRON SOLO unas cuantas pre- guntas to
Imadas al acaso ente el grandlsln!o
numero de h. que hizo. Por fin, tel
min6 su mterlogatorlo, entregando-
Sc lueg j Ia meditaclon.
-, Tia llesado usted q al guna con-
lclusion?? presuntd Reatiriz, despues
de haher deiado reheNionar un gran
irato a Pleyoell.
No ha egado conclusion algu
-contestu }ausadanacnte el inter
pelado. Solo ne he tornado lnas
cuantas hipote>is Que trato de yer co
MO Sc avienen cun los hechos.
-CDmuniqucnos usted sus hlpote
sis. Sc 10 rueyo pues no puede uted
siauiera ina ginarse 10 que hemos SUI
,frido. ;Puede uSted darnos slq,uera
una hrizna de pala, dc Ia DUE roda
mos a>MEOs
| -Creo qre ustedes Sc han aside
de antenlano 4 muchas contesto SO
carronamente el GetectIve-Nada de
cuanto usteGes ne han dicho es crei
bic. Todo Sc reduce a esta ralatra
Roper.
Asi, pues, ell detective rensaba CO.
mo vo. Mis- ilusicneS iueron entonces
mayores.
Preeisamente Roper-repitlo
Pleydell. - eQui6n 6 fjo en- que el
maletin hahia deSaparccidoo cqUen
.dio Ia notieia de que IN caFalloro Gu
vas Sc mas eoinciden con las del Sehor
Nordaunt tomo el tren de se;s y quln
Ice quicn sugirio Ia idea de que US
ted era la cause &c csc viaje inopina-
do2 ;por que sosrecho la eyistencia
de la carta Z ror que e narcho reren
tinamente al saher cue 70 venia en-
.camino? Temo nue Se1or
Brand, stiene usted Ia anahllidad de
infogmarse Il IA llcgado uno de mis-
homhres lie rue.o Que NE 10 envie
al inStante.
~ iielt Smith
Pue> seIor mi cente e ha lnfor
mado en- ia estac;on, de que Ia rerso-
ma q. por suggestion ,le Rober !, los
emplcados ftlt tomada por Nh. Nor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-29
ALERTA CONSUM|DOR,
CUIDADO CON
LAS IM1TACIONES

Ell ron Lave, = ell Ami. Dos r.s
cudos es tan popular en- Puerto Rico
por su evidente pureza, buen s4bor
y exquisite aroma.
No hace daho. Sus efectos estimu.
Iantes con INOFENSIVOS. No con-
tiene ninguna droga nj substancia
agena { sus naturales e-ementos se
ia brica por destilacion continua al
vapor. usandose los sparatos mas
modernos y adoptandose 9! mas es
merado procsi niento sanitrio. Tn
cuidado especial Sc observa en- .. EN-
botellado y empaque. Nada do
COMPOS1CIONES. Pfdase en- to-
das parties. Para compras ., por
mayor en- San Juan dill ijirse a los
Sres. B. Fernandez & Hermsnos
Sucres. de T erez Hermanos
I" NJ. R. Calder6n. y Co..
" A. Suarez & Co.
Agentes en- Mayagdes:
" Moral & Co. S. en- G.
Agentes en- Bayamon : :. Angel
Viejo.
nuel Perez 4 Co.
Agentes en- Vega Baja:-sres su
cesores de Sobrino & Co.
Fabricantes: Sucres. de Roses &
Co. S. en- c. Arecibo.P. R..
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'premo. 70 tambien ore con todo fer
lvor. No volvf i saber de mi slno has
ia las tres de la tarde.
Las ligaduras que va me molesta-
ban Y habian cesado los doiorosos
calambres. Seguramente us>aba 70
denlaslado aturdido para pocer SEN
Itlr. Fl hamhre Sc hahia calmado. pc
ro en- cambio tenia una sed espanto-
sa. Nj lengua estaba hinchada y sen
tia q. esta con la mordaza, formaban
luna sola nasa que parecfa hacer es-
tallar mi boca. Hacienda esfuerzos /
inaditos, logre produen un leve rul-
Edo con con los dientes, sobre la NOR
daza pero tan leve, que nadle mas
lqge vo. 10 hublera e>cuchado: SIN
EMBARGO, INSIST hasta quo va NE tue
impossible haeer un moylmlento con
la boea
Como a las cuatro OF la voz de Ro-
reren el reelblaor. y POI. 70 POGO Que
Ipude apercibir que este Sc marehaha
/ violentan!ente de mi sa. POGO aes
pues de las cinco escuhe que hahla-
ban en- Ia biblloteca, eran Beatriz, Ia
senora Brand Y una persona deseo-
nocida. no, no. no era un desconocl-
do. era Plevdell el detective. n OH
Su tos 10 leconocf. sintifndo i Ia vez
certo aliv;o en- mi espiritu era I'M
lhomhre listo. casi I'm genlo en- Y pro
itesion. ! ouitn hubiera 80 eleGido
para IN caso como el mio,
| >cgun puede comprender. hahla
INA lcconocido toda la casa, caus3ndo
Ileimpresidn mi irconeluldacarta. No
, ,hizo pre- gunta alsuna sobre el partl-
lcular pero 81 pidlo lnformes m'nu-
ic;o>o ron respecto 4 mis- costunsbres
4 a qut horas estaha 70 por 10 regu-
,lar en- la titliotecN?
En- cualquier slla mo sentaha ?
/ En- que lugsr Ia colocaba por las ma
hanas y por las noches9 eCom" ne
entaba En- dcnde ponia el tlntero
In que posicidn colocaba G papel9
! Desofdenaba 70 la hatitacldn > Co
! no Ia habia encontrado Ia sonora
| .5gand aauella nlaiana? Fsta fte-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-29

'daunt, llevada eIl la uano un male
tin ne gro v vestil color cafe.
FL senior Morda,lnt, seg'ln he
|visto al lie gistrar ~ rorero, -dllo la
selora Brand. sc llevo IN traje
de levita y otro gris obscure. No tie
ne ning gun trale cate al monos para We
verano.
-1enso aqui IN telesransa para
|usted-5,ijo Smith.
-F,~ta ben. 4racias nuedc usted
|esperar mis- oldare- ,baia. SeLores,
este telegrama es nucho nay mqsle
tante; 81 81. va 10 ver3n ustedes: pc
70 no antes dc que tonen I'm tragc
de cognac. Son ustedes temreran-
teso' No imrorta, 70 tamblen 10 soy
nero no lecrd q lreHsaje slno hasta
Ique havan tornado un tlago- Muy
l4en. Eto es 10 cue dice:
Roper y e>-oonvirto Farman
nlisma PERSONA elnco anns 1900 POI
fraude talsifeaeion. Nmdaunt,
.Agente Ministerio Pnhllco, probe
hasta evidencia culpahllldad. Fel'cl-
!tado pol juez. Farman protesto mo
lcenra. iurd ven garse. 10 arresta-
mos
senola, dele usted otro POGO &c
Ieognac, pues eSt' desmavando.e
|; Ea (, vuelya usted en- 81, no tc"emos
Iticmpo que lerder en- "sentmenta-
ili>nos" hay que 'rcnsar y no 'deS
mavarse ;es neeesario oobreponerse
a todo par 81
81. i -contesto Peatriz dtFal-
mente, no me de>mavart -" qltIf
ro". sere fuerte ~ror tl :, eQudv IL
tied harel-?.
--Fn primer lugar. vov d onv'al
lun telegrsma. para Gre SEQ a're>ta
do Falman. .Fuedo llamar? . hen
lhagame gnna dc rstedes q favofd,
mandar a mi senj al telaeraio. Fr
Sc gundo lugar voH a registrar tods
Ia casa, pues temo Is crco QUE
Ina 90 hien en- connunicar 4 austedes m
sospechasl. temo que nos oncOntre
mos con
] Las dos muiereS lanzarona II We;
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