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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

acknowledgements bingemielen meroen.
Sc murOe ibnen gleih5eitig mitge-
tbeilt, oaB inn Safe Ser Niht0urdfub=
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miirOen, Sic 6etreffen0en 9eumten if
rer Memter luun1ariid gu entbebel1.
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litif 0es Staates einmilden, lonOer1
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

luiro, lit fir oieien 3uituno oerant-
mortlib. Sic Ereiie lino iebr ME
brig.
Aberdeen. - 5rull Sobn III
huro BON Nlblep, u. ., lprang IN
einen Is SUB tiefen drummer, IN Den
lbr Sobnhen gefallen par uno belt
es ilber @uller, bis ser BON el11er1 al
teren 8inoe berheigerllfene Nuter 9tl=
fe bri1gen fpnnte. Iie g1nfalltl1g
ocs @rl1nnen butte nu%d}gcgebe1, oils
ous Rino i1 ibrcr Adbe lpielte.
Ieaomopo. = &arrD 6elloms,
Scr leete Ser alten ~Stage=&utlder"
I'M aftipen GienIte, bat oas an tire
Eenoe 2ebcu uufgegcben. % Sabre
long lat er tdglide Tubrten 5pilhen
h'er lno Speurfilb gelnaht. @i3 Dor
5pei Sabreu fat ct fcincn llrlaub &C.
nc1'el, Ioucern fuhr lahruus, iubrclu
|eiu Nierge]pulM piele tallieno Mei=
len ul1o erlitt nie eireu l%tnful. Irot
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mai 35 8rao betulg. leihlt 5u 3eiten
100 Sic gntmel1 Sen 9etrieb elnlteQ-
sai Neltop5 trel1 leil1es Mn1teS
aepultet.
ro=Safptu.
Nafptu. = Dit Ser Ger1trt6ei-
hung CON j. ". Nabocrs, Dem YrQll
oenten, mlo 2. II. 6loreu, Dem aulii.
rer Ser bieiigen Peoples State 9unf
clrrt Niid)ter Seulplctil1 sit 3uhtba15:
I1rafen lit elmer Sen ienlutipnellfer
liuo folgculu1merlten gunffGue gun
Abid7luB geluugt. Iie ltnterihleife
~betr1gen in5gc1anunt $4,000. Haf-
Ser erbielt 21l:., Tloren ~ Sabre
3lththaus.
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Som Don @errn Srpfbeg IN &enmar(
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len1 Elcnic III Me&inleo bei u1o be.
iuno iih IN 8eleQiduft 0 Trel1l-
Sen. gr erfru1fte i'm @ulier u1l
r>alf untcr, ebe linn @ilfe gcbrudt
neroen fo1nte.
Samestomn. : &erii6eru1rg
res @elltforns gegcn @ugel mtr>
Ser u1ditc Sdritt lei1, Sen Sic Sc
Observation-Disclosures in NprO.
Tufota uegen ser iabrlih tiff erb0=
henoen Muisernte plul1cn. Nuh Elmer
Nerartigeu Geriiherlnlg berridt itar:
fer 9egebr ul1o mabrldeinlih merOer
olle Observation-Disclosures in
Stnate eiuen Oiesbe5iiglihen geidluf
-auf lire Observation-Disclosures fulien
Gie 9%agelltutiitit 5eigt, oaB Ser Ser
luit ourh oerartige Mieoerldlage cir
Itabiler lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

$50, 42S; Clinton $3,t62,475; 8ar.
rem $50 ,187, 1855; 9es Moines 49,:
127>810; 8remer $2,2O5,419; Soar.
lball 1896, 700; Yottamattamie
So, 497, 75S; @apeQo $1,965,324
goone ST, ,574; @oooburp ST.:
7O1, 7O7.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

sdmer5 bet Mltsfefn, gteidDtel Oh
er5eugt our9 ibertriebene uebung
ooer Gerletung, miro idnen gebeilt
ourd baufige Mntuenolrng bon Giant
berlains ointment. 0ieies Ointment
lit geraoe 10 mertbpon fir MlSfel-
Hbeumatisml1s uno bringt ltets ruide
Seilung. 8erfauft bon Ser Molitor
1rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
@rnnbeisent6mms

$. Siter1oorf an 9. goeder
S@A 5gA 34=127=32. $1,000
81. g. 9isbee an iSre0. Weper,
g., Got 4 8iod s, &im1=
bol. 600
Nic. @lein ait q. 9iienius, g
- S@A 6-12t=29 49,. 5000
DC. Mebring an 6reo. Settle,
N.Y. S@A II. a. 21=t23=
80 $500
Sal. @erman an S. 5rut1piu,
S1h bon 81 bon N@A,
S=126=29 ...... $50. 1910
S. Sc. Seunid an st. Curtis,
N@A S@A u. a. 25=t22=
49,. 10000
sloam 5tanger an Clos. Ma=
tbias, S@A G@A 1924
80. an: -. 1900
g. g. 9abr an Sos. 8eis;
S@A S@A 1-125-29 =. 600
&c. 81. Storage 60. an S. S.
:. Sssabn, 2ots 1 uno 2, 8lod
4, 0af Eorf Moo. Gapnes-
9fic. Meper an s. 6. 9enbrp,
Got Z 81od 50 &c & 6 ass.
Welroie 200
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-12

rigtig paa hende. Noget forundret blew hun sagtens
over, at De syntes endnu at holde hende for den lille
Lise Honsepige, som De kunde tage i Armene og Lobe
'hende, beheyer vistnok ogsaa en- Del gensidig Belys
ming, f6r De rigtig kan genkendes. Jeg er nu kun bange
for ct Tilbagefald til hendes Nervefeber'
oMed Guds Hjelp er hun rask MorgenF =
sagde nu en- kraftig, bestemt Mandsstemme bag we'd
dem. bet var Husets gamle Lege, som kom I'D fra
Grevindens Verelser og bragte Vilhelmine denne code
Tidende.
,Jeg oliver dog hos hende i Nat, Hr. Doktor p
Anton var bleven noget ~roligere, men var dog
endnu en- sterkt beveget Stemning. Han fglte after
sin Hand trofast rystet af Grey Magnus og modtog
med acknowledged Stamherrens I~ndbydelse til for
Diet f6rste at ombytte sit Eremitliv paa Diet gamle
Klintetaarn med ct Gasteverelse paa Hggholm. Han
s9gte nu saa ivligt som muligt at tage Del julie
aftensfesten, der endnu ct Par Timer fejredes med al
mindelig Glade.
We'd Diet st6rste J~uebord, som Grew Magnus og
FrGken Mariane isar tog sig af, og hvor en- Del Bon
der fra Godset havde faaet Plads, sad Anton mellem
Vilhelmine og Kamilla lige over for Lises Fader og
Hans Litsenbroder, som var overstadig lystig og drak
hans Skaal we'd hvert Glas, han tgmte. Da man ende-
Zig adskiltes, gk Anton til sit Gastevarelse; men han
laa vaagen, til Diet dagedes. Han kunde like glemme
den forunderlig dejige ~Skikkelse, hvortil den lille
Lise' havde udviklet sig. Hendes Sang ~genklang end
nu hans inderste men han grublede meget over Diet
g~aadefulde Blk, hvormed hun havde genset ham,
uden noget eneste Ord. Han troede at have set baade
Bebrejdelse og dyb Smerte deri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-12
stennme

% Himmelbarn med Guddomsaandl
For dig hvert Kne sig bsjel
Du berer Verden i din Hand
Og Himlen i dit 0jel
o fra dit Barneblik
Alkarlighed udgik =
Guds RIGGS Str~aalekrands
Med allie Soles Glands
Udstraaler fra din Vuggef"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
GATHER
At ANCIENT
CAPITAL
DOZEN CANDIDATES FOR
SENATOR BUSILY WORKING
Effort Made TO Arrange Truce
Between Would Be WearerSI
of Toga Until After ConStitu-
tionaI Convention,


Especial Dispatch to The Morning Journal
Santa Fe. n. NJ, June 2G-With
the arrival of Governor Mills from
Washins ton last night, politics have
begun to stir in the territorial eapi-
tol. Republican National Committee
man Solomon Luna has been here for
several days awaiting the coming of
the governor. and II. O. Bursum.
chairman of the republican territorial
committee. is expected here today
other party leaders, Of large and
small degree, are arriving on every
uain.
In spite OF the efforts in certain
quarters to keep the question of SEN
atorships and the like out of the way
until after the holding of "A constitu-
tional convention. the question Will
not down. and there are new eandi-
dates appearing every day.
Considerable CONSERVATION was
caused when Thomas b. Catron, the
veteran boss Of this county arrived
from Washington actually speaking
a rcw kind words for Delegate An
dreWs. The two have been avowed
political opponents for years, but 1t is
now being whispered that they got
together in Washington and buried
the hatchet to the extent that tenta-
tisc understanding has been reached
between them.
There is considerable speculation
az to whether or not Governor Mills
has toga ambitions, but he IS being
freely mentioned among political
scolhsayers in connection with pos
sble senatorshp.
The object of the meeting of the
party leaders here this week, Is said
to be for the purpose of considering
proper data for assembling the ter
ritorial committee, and for the pur-
pose Of discussing plans for the cam
haign which will undoubtedly start as
So on as the governor issues his proc
lamation for the holding of IN cleo
ticn for delegates to the constitutional
convention. 1t is lndel eassltl the
proclamation will be ~, narfublie
WITHIN the next day or so. n.
But the constitutional contention
is the least of the troubles of those
who are quietly at work trying to
build up fences for senatorial jobs
IL is said that not less than dozen
aspirants for the United States senate
are already quietly at work Few OF
them. however are avowed candi-
dates. and most of them are anxious
~ awaiting developments IN the
hopes that party conditions VIII turn
the tlue ldNofapiN toW"lus th.H'
There is much confusion in the
democratic camp, where a complete
division has arisen over the question
OF "A non-p -partisan convention, In the
Eig democratic counties OF eastern
New Mexico, where the faithful are
sure that they can carry the elec-
tions. the leaders do not want q non
partisan convention, but IN the sparse
counties the only hopes
the democrats have of getting any
one into the convention is by means
of a partisan convention.
1t is understood that the governor
win meet with Chairman Bursum ana
Committeeman Luna today, ana tlat
MIR. Bursum will likely call meeting
Of the territorial committee soon
which will probably be held IN Albu
Gucrque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
DENVER DlSHWASHER
MURDERS C0MRADE

Denver, June 27.-A fist fight be-
tween two dishwashers at local
hotel. this afternoon eliminated In "a
murder tonight. when Harry Bow
man WAS stabbed in the breast by
Harry Wilson as the pair LETT saloon
and died as he WAS being lifted into
the police ambulance.
According to the police Wilson re-
ceived thrashing at Bowmans
hands In the fight this afternoon.
Wilson lay in wait FOR Bowman az a
sa loon. When Bowman came IN the
pair had drink together apparently
burying the hatchet. As they passed
out the door, Wilson plunged u long
knife into Bowmans breast
Leaving his victim on the sidewalk,
he returned to the saloon coolly or
dcred a drink. and WAS placed under
arrest as he left the place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
TRAGIC DEATH
Of TRIPLE
MURDERER
HUMBLE HOME RIDOLEO
BY MlLITIAMENS BULLETS
Distracted Women Protest In
Vain Against Attack on House
SheItering Six Small Chill
dren and Criminal Father,

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased WlrcI
Irwinvlle, Ga, June While
five hundred infurated and distract
home of w H. Bostwick was riddled
with bullets at an early hour today
by two companies of militia. which,
after firing several hundred shots
rushed into the house and found the
desperate man diving on the floor.
The women were drawn TO the
scene by anxiety for Boslwick's six
little children whom he had forced
to remain in the house with him all
day Sunday, during which he killed
two officers and wounded three while
resisting arrest for misdemeanor.
The women a. times seemed on the
point Of rushing into the house to get
the little ones out. Not until Just
before the last two Volcys were fired
and the final rush made, did Bost-
wick allow the children to leave the
building Until they left. the troops
fired high. So much did the little
ones stand IN dread Of their father
that even after they had heen re-
moved to a place of safety they re-
lNStu TO Itii Witliifi ne UsAu l'ftiNth
his death wounds from the besiegers
or from his own hand. The oldest
daughter, Jennie, who had spent the
night on the floor trying 10 shield
the younger children, cried because
the youngest hoy was forced to leave
the building without his trousers. The
oldest boy WAS i'll.
The women OF the neighborhoed
sent hundreds of kilograms To Gov
ernor Brown appealing to him to call
off the troops and denouncing the
administration.
Scarcely half an hour before he
died, one of Bostwick's last shots IN
flicted dangerous wound on Dep-
utv Sheriff James tiil The cor
oner's jury held an inquest today
and returned Yerdicl inst Destwlck
died by his own hand, but the man
ner i'm which he met his death Will
not be known definitely until the chill
dren disclose it.
The affray began Sunday night
when an officer made an unsuccess-
full attempt to arrest BostWick. Then
Sheriff McInnis went after him at the
head OF strong posse. BostWick
killed Chief Of Police steve Davis and
Deputy Sheriff sheffield sheriff
McInnes was mortally wounded and
died early today. Two other deputies
were seriously hurt and the posse
scattered by the infuriated man who
then bprricadod himself in his house
and defied anyone to approach A
militia company from Fitzgerald was
ordered to the scene by the governor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
THOROUGH INQUIRY
INTO GORE
CHARGES
Oklahoma Senator VIII Have
Opportunity Of Proving Ale
cations Of Attempted Cor
ruptio0 in Indian Lands Case

Washington. June 27.--The senate
committee created to investigate legis-
lotion concerning Indian contracts
discussed the matter at considerable
OF considerable length today and tried
to frame it's plans, but made little
headway The time aud place ~ hear
Ing and the method Of procedure will
be determined later. Senators Jones
Burton and Hughes we've the members
present. the other two members,
Crawford and Percy, having left the
eitv.
The committee announced that 1t
would act as promptly as circumstanc-
es would permit ana II would make u
thorough investigation WITHIN tle
limits of the Hughes resolution. Thc
scope Of the senate investigation IS
limited to whether any senator during
his term OF office has been Interested
or connected with legislation affecting
the approval Of Indian contracts, or
has done anything because of such in
terest aud whether any improper att
tempts TO prevent or procure the pas
sage Of the bill affecting the approval
Of Indian contracts have been made
at the session of congress Just closed.
The cNsnmittoe also announced that
II appeared that senator Gore Of Ok
lahomma did not himself charge any
member with being interested in any
OF these contracts, but simply stated
that this charge was made to him by
another person.
The house committee created 20 in
Vestigatc the contract matter VIII not
meet In washington. If at all, until It's
in oklahoma city in August
j. r. McMurray Of McAlester, okla.,
the attorney about whose contracts the
whole matter rry0lVes, his probable
fees being estimated at from $4,000
000 upward win submit n statement
to the committee setting forth that ne
has done nothing bat what is legal
and proper This statement viii not
be presented until after Senator Gore
submits his contentious formally to
the committee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
ALBUQUERQUE LOSES
FIELD HEADQUARTERS
OF INDIAN SERVICE

Washington. June 27.-ln order
that the direction Of field work
pmcng the Indians may be as close
to the red men and their problem as
possible. Commissioner Valentine of
the Bureau OF indian Affairs. has cs-
tablished the headquarters OF the
field service at Denver, and has abol-
lshed the field headquarters at Al
buquerque and salt Lake city
He viii probably take similar ac-
tion later IN regard to the office at
Los Angeles, Cal
The office Of chief Supervisor Hol-
comb viii he transferred from Wash
ingtcn to Denver and Mi Holcomb
viii have charge Of the work there.
All investigating and inspecting
phases Of the service and part Of the
administrative work will be concen-
trated in the Colorado capital,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
clidden Tourists In omaha.

omaha June 2f-Dan Lewis, offi-
cial pathfinder for the Glidden tour
lists, arrived IN Omaha AZ $3.50 this
evening and was followed at intervals
until $3.50 by the twenty-five contest
ing cars The 2l2 miles from KAN
sas city was made over the worst OF
dusty roads. but no accident of im-
pcrtance marred the Journey
The tourists have covered 2,2Al
miles thus far and have 551 miles yet
Ia GO. Pathfinder Lewis said tonight
that this years tour had been the
hardest of amy yet attempted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
BOURNE DEFENDS
OREGON PRIMARY
SYSTEM
Abolish Conventions and You
win Dethrone Political Bos-
SeS and Wreck Machines Sen
ator Advises Illinois People,

tby Morning '""r""' eDe''', -e.'', s,.,..1a
PEORIA lIl-' June i''''' go s''
Senator Bourne o. Oregon speaking
tonioht NJ me meeting in the interest
or GOOD poycrnment. charged that ef-
forts had been made. at the time Of
the senatoriol urinary election in
Sro,,on to sdisbnnor the state and
,t.' ,',,l,lic service"
"n,,rino the session of the legisla-
t,,,.a >, said Mr. Bonrne. "a former
',o,,o,rn,ont official an assistant to
~. .h,,ir,,,on of ~ ren,blican ma =
tinnoI cnmmittee anneared in OREGON
.na I nm Informed. promised federal
a''u 'oi,tr,ants r. Iegfslotive members
,r ti,',s ,-anld disrcgard their state
,,,ont No nledges To the electorate.
.'rhe cffort Vas made by the en-
on,ins of the law to create the impress
sion that bv reason OF this person $
,'1,.ian yvith tho chairman of the re-
,','ti1a ,', nattonal commitfee during
H. y nt;o,,aI comnaipn he would be
IL 1niiver those promised ap-
'p,e w. -, ,ose ~ M subscrib-
~, tba3,. honnr ana bctraycd
~ ov'u
,e,.ata,,,,+ No nledae to which
,'t'.tator ma, subsrribc provides
,,ot t,n shall niways vote for that
oa,,tidato for United States senator
-, ~, ,o.ai,-ad tho largest number
VIZ ra,. th,t orficn AT the general
y, NG','
'iee, ~ i,,,. 1iroctIv to the peopIe Of
,I'l',a GpJaNil,e le,atnr Iro,,,ne said,
,.NNthothar vou want popular selcc-
W lse,'il.i ,l.si.oi e,,o,es snnofors in mi
e'o" G -. cd,. ,,o,, voters 10 determine
nu,9 % 80, 80 ,o,, maj any half way or
W, .,.,,,isod svstnm which places
i',,.,, tba entirs neonle viii re-
pli ,I, - 80 d,ssattsfartion and probably
SUI, ,,'tion ~ - Won wish TO destroy
.pi' .pl "p,,Yn o,,,nr of tl1e noIitical machine
.i,e ~. et,r,.ontinn system entire
70 ~, ,,ish to establish a popular
80 ~ t-nitnd states senator. in
seieo.lOi '.'.'4 = o,.sten, n.hich takes away
,.,l eue - ~ ~ ,,,,isiat,,ro me right TO do
,i .lo,,' -, ,atif,, the act of the people
'i.oi ''''," ,,a,,l,.,I election
al Wv pa,,r,,o,s address i'm the be-
On evnosition of the
s,'.,, s,iii,'5i 5iits.,ssed oregon system which
iliu, -, ,I.',..,l ~ lac tbe hest system Of
az 30 i,e,,-,,,,n,ent in tho world. The
pppu'@i e,,,,,as nf tbat system are the
.i'iVi I'.,ia,, ,,aiiot strict registration
y u9'' nc az, initiati,o and referendum.
NV direct primary. including public
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
ESTRADA'S TROOPS
AGAIN MENACE
MANAGUA
Two More Towns Fall Before
Victorious Amy Of ReyoIu-
ton; Madrz Still Claims East
Coast,


san Juan del sur Nicaragua, juno
.2f. ~ According 60 reports reaching
here. toe town of AcoNapa in the de-
partment OF CA 1ntalcs has been cape
tured by the revoluuonists. An
nounremcnt b. also made that the port
of san tfhaido ON Lake Nicaragua has
fallen into the hands of General
Mena's men The government mas
sent strong force 20 reoccupy the
towns
SnaeiaI feienraphic instructions
have been forwarded to the governors
OF the various departments To give
particular attention to the protection
of foreign interests in order Go avoid
The slightest prctext for complaint
4 forced loan of about 100000
has been levied.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
LOOK BRIGHT
TO UNCLE JOE CANNON

Washington, June 27,--'lf God is
willing. I'll be here next congress and
It viii be a republican majority that
will determine who viii be speaker
Speaker Cannon paid q farewell visit
to the White House today and the
above is what he had to SAY concern
ing his future plans. In all my
life" he said. Il have never seen a
situation 50 fun Of promise for re-
publican success this fall, It always
happens that the democrats win,
hands down. at this time OF the
year, but when tn ballots are
counted in November they come out
behind"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
ROOSEVELT SENDS
REGRETS TO DENVER

Denver, June 21.--Ciovernor SHAFT
roth today received letter from
Theodore Roosevelt, stating that the
latter would be unable TO visit Den
YER this fall, as had been announced
in the press. Colonel Roosevelt's let
ter follows:
MY Dear GOVERNOR wish |
could accept, but unfortunately it viii
be impossible for me to visit Denver
this fall | have had to refuse liter
ally hundreds of invitations that have
come to me, for the simple reason
that Il is physically impossible for
me to comply. | am very sorry.
Faithfully yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
(Signed1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
RACE WAR WAGING IN
WlLDS OF MISSISSIPPI

jackson. Miss. June 27.-Meagrc
details reached here today OF race
riot near Haris,.ille. simpson county,
on Sunday. Several hundred white
men are now searching for fugitive
negroes. one white man. Luther
Buckley. and "a negro have been
killed
The trouble started when two
negroes quarreled with white
farmer and left him lying unconscious
from a blow on the head. \ posse
started in pursuit OF the coiored man
Shortly AFTER dark yesterday while
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
ROOSEVELT AND BRIDE
TO VISIT SANTA BARBARA

santa Barbara. cal, June a.
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. and his
bride have arrived here and taken "A
cottage at Montecilo, where they
will spend their honeymoon.
1--WE viii stay here n month" sald
Mr. Roosevelt Then | VIII settle
down to work | am due IN san
Francisco on August To begin my
commercial duties. Until that time
Mrs Roosevelt and viii devote our
selves to quiet enjoyment Of our holt
DO ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
HAD NARROW ESCAPE

Washington June 27.--lt leaked
out today that three days before con-
gress adjourned President TAFT start
ed to dictate n message vetoing the
rivers and harbors bill which he
finally signed. At the last moment
the president decided to give the
trainers OF the measure hearing. Hc
sent for them and IL WAS because Of
their explanation and the announce
mant of their plans for the future
that Mr. Taft finally affixed his sig
nature.