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The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-13
DIX WILL MAPP0|NT
ADjuI'|IA|NT Il GENERAL


New York. Dec. 12.-Governor-elect
John A. Dix said tonight he had de-
cided to reappoint General William
Verbeck adjutant general. General
Verbeck is republican, appointed by
Governor Hughes last May. A num-
her of democrats have been seeking the
place. Mr.. Dix said of his decision:
..The state appropriates ,$l.5oo,oO0 a
year for maintaining it's military es-
tablishment, and it. is of the utmost
Importance that we have a man at it's
head who will see that this money is
expended to the best advantage. I
have given a great deal of thought to
this appointment and have consulted
many people, and have come to the
conclusion that General Verbeck
should continue this work.
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BUT 7E IS STRUCK
BY MORAL
WAVE
CHIEF OF POLICE QUINN ISSUES
ORDERS AGAINST WiNERooMs
AND POOL HALLS.

Butte, Dec. 12.-(Special. Butte
has struck moral wave which threat
ems to see that the laws are enforced,
much to the disappointment Of lots of
people who thought the lid had been
lifted for good and all. There had
been talk of winerooms running, in
which girls and women were allowed
to- visit with men; and there had been
talk of little books Of ''The Ponies'
made in several places; and poker
games and such like. The police once
in while raided poker game in.
some east side saloon, and grabbed a
few men who wanted to take a chance
with their money that way. The big
games, if there We're any. were not
found. The winerooms did not give
much concern until Agent Gilligan Of
the State Humane society found some
girls frequenting them and got busy
and had one or two raided. Then the
police got busy.
Quinn Serves Notice.
Chief Quinn served notice last week
that he was going after everything
that was wrong gambling, pool sell
ing, and everything else. His previous
notice acted as a stop to many of the
games that have been going on. The
pool selling, however, Went on until
today. This was the day he said the
business must be cut out. He kept his
word, as there were no books" to-
day, and the people who play their
| money against the races had to keep
it. Those interested in the running
Tor the game, meaning the proprietors
and employees, are at a loss whom to
! blame. Some say if the fight had not
been started on the winerooms the po-
| lice would not have been stirred to
make the fight on the poolrooms. How
ever that may be, pool selling Is
| closed. How much Of the wineroom
business is closed is another question.
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HOPKINS mvabes TRIAL.

Butte, Dec. 12.-Under cross -exami-
nation today. Ed Shone admitted In
the trial of John Hopkins for the
murder Of Eric Hamry that he had
civil suits pending against Hopkins.
involving valuable mine claims, which
he had tried in vain to settle. Shone
had testified that some days before
the shooting he heard Hopkins threat
en- to kill Hamry. John Lawson.
brother-in-law of Hamry. testified that
he rode up to the hospital with the
wounded man in the ambulance. Ham
ry told him it was a dirty, cowardly
shooting; that he was trying to get
out of the door when Hopkins shot
him in the back. 9
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-13
CLARK As A CHOICE
APPEARS UNANIMOUS

Washington, Dec. i2.-Several state
democratic organizations have in-
dorsed Champ Clark of Missouri for
speaker of the next house and his
friends now claims his nomination will
be unanimous. The Virginia delaga-
ton is one of those holding aloef by
reason of the attitude taken today by
Mr., Hay. who is for MIR. Clark il he
will pledge himself to the naming Of
committee on committees.
The democrats of the Texas delega-
tion today signed a statement favoring
Mr.. Clark. The democrats Of Kentucky
where Mr.. Clark was born. Missouri.
his home state. Illinois, Georgia,
Arkansas and Tennessee already have
pledged themselves
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-13
STATE OF WASHINGTON
IS AGAINST p0lyGAMy

Washington, Dec. 12--The question
of. constitutional committee to act
quickly against polygamqus practices
is placed squarely before the house
committee on judiciary In a Washing
ton state concurrent resolution passed
by the legislature and received by the
house today. The resolution asks con-
gress to propose constitutional
amendment prohibiting N kgamy and
to empower full enforcendent Of the
law.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-13
CENSUS RETURNS SOON.

Washington, Dec 12.-(Special)-- -
The announcement ( of the census
count of Montana cities has been de-
layed on account Of work which has
been done by special agents In re-
checking some of the districts in Mis-
soula, Helena, Billings and Havre. II
is stated that the original returns
from these cities have been cut about
10 per cent. The official announce
inent Of the cities is expected in a
day or two.
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STATE CONSTITUTION
ATTACKED. By SENATOR

Washington. Dec. 12.-The unusual
course of declaring null and void a
portion Of a state constitution is pro-
posed by joint resolution introduced
today by Senator Cu;nertson of Texas
attacking. the provision in the consti-
tuition OF New Mexico which under
takes to change the boundary line be-
tween New Mexico and Texas The
resolution provides for the complete
annulment Of the provision.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-13

washington. Dec. 12.-1he fight for
a permanent tariff commission began
in the senate today when Senator
Beveridge asked what action the
finance committee proposed to take
upon his tariff commission bill.
Senator Aidrich. chairman OF the
III. ance committee. replied that the
committee will report q tariff commits
sion bill satisfactory to. Mr.. Beyer-
IdEe. while the latter and Senator
Aldrich are still members Of the
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-13
TARIFF COMMISSION FIGHT
's BROUGHT UP BY BEYERIDGE

senate The terms of both men expire
March 4.
Upon this assurance. the Indiana
senator did not press the commission
further. A reasonable time viii be
given the finance committee to report
the bill before the tariff commission
advocates precipitate a debate.
Senator Cummins of Iowa tomor-
row Will again offer his resolution for
a change of senate and house rules to
permit the revision OF the tariff By
sections.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-13
PALE FOR JEWS OF RUSSIA
is CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED

St Petersburg. Dec 12-An imperial
order has been published confirming
a resolution recently adopted by the
cabinet. permitting Jewish merchants
of the first guild to reside in the city,
and province of Moscow.
Emperor Nicholas. on November 1,
approved the opening of new residence
sections for the Jews. Heretofore the
Jewish residences have been re-
stricted to the Polish provinces and
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-13
A YAwN,Nc HOLE.

Norfolk, Dec. Determination by
divers of the hull of the United States
monitor Puritan, which lies sunk on
the Newport News middle ground, fol-
lowing the recent high-explosive
armor- plate tests to which she was
subjected, has revealed the existence Of
great hole in her hull. Branching
off. from this the hull is said to be
creaeked IA feet forward and eight
feet aft. Another branch reaches to
the mud and it is thought will extend
to the keel.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-13
INHERITANCE TAX BILL.

Washington, Dec. 12.-The house of
representatives today passed an in
heritance tax bill for the District Of
Columbia. The entire session was
spent in the discussion and passage
of the measure, which was introduced
by Representative Miller Of Minnesota.
1t provides that collateral in
heritances of more than $4,000 be
taxed per cent, while direct in
heritances up to $4,000 be exempt,
those from this amount up to $50,00O
be taxed l per cent. those from this up
to 100000. 2H per cent. and those
above 100000, 5 per cent.
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MUST SERVE TIME.

Philadelphia. Dec 12-Charles Stew
art and Hugh Ferguson, Pittsburg
corneilmen, who were convicted in the
Allegheny county courts Of conspiracy
to defraud the city of Pittsburg and
to. secure the selection of six banks
as repositories OF city money by
bribery. lost their appeals in the state
superior court. The lower court had
sentenced the men to serve eight
months and to pay a fine of $500.
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the Ukraine. limited by the original
Jewish segregation law and known as
the pale" The new sections em-
braced IL districts in the provinces of
Vitehals. yalhynia. MnhiIev Pnltava
and Kherson and the town of Yek-
aterinodar. The action Of the govern
ment resulted from petitions OF tina
inhabitants OF the newly opened
localities, who desired the omission
OF Jewish residents as q means Of im-
proving local business conditions.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-13
FEDERAL OFFICERS IN MEXICO
BELIEVE THAT SHE KNOWS
MADERos WHEREABOUTS.
WAS CORRESPONDENT
Sonora Dolores Medrano and Number
Of Alleged Male conspirators Taken
Into Custody, Suspected Of Knowing
Too Much--Leader Of lnsurrectionl
Believed to BE at Guadalajara.

Douglas, Ariz, Dec PA woman is
now figuring prominently in the revo-
lutieary situation in Mexico. Sonora
Dolores Medrano has been arrested In
that has been operating with her in
behalf Of Madero. 1t is believed that
she knows of the whereabout of Ma
dero.
According to the informationS y re-
ceived here, Madero has been writing
her letters and she in turn passed them
by couriers to insurrecto chiefs in the
northern part Of Chihuahua and Goa
hula
The following were arrested with her
and now are in. the state prison at
Torreon: Jesus de La Tore, Fran
cisco Sarnana. Gregorio Oviedo, Nor
berto Rivera. Ricardo de La Tore.
Carlos Vela Martinez, Urusuio Me-
drano. Manuel Hernandez and Servo
Oviedo.
A sensation has been caused at Aca-
tita de Rajo by the arrest of Arturo
Barrera, 2 society man of Torreon. and
others, charged with assaulting Gomez
Falacio. Barrara. It IL said, is sus-
pected of having visited Madero re-
Gently. In the same connection comes
an unconfirmed report from the west
coast that Madero sailed from san
Diego the latter part of November. ar.
riving at Port Manzanillo: state Of Co
lima, and then proceeded to Guada-
lajara and zacatecas.
+ Colonel kosterlitzky. commanding
the Sonora rurales, has disappeared
from Naco, and Is reported as far
south AZ Sahuaripa. which IS separated
by mountains from the rebel zone in
Chihuahua.
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THE SUBCOMMITTEE, AFTER IN
vEsTiGAT,NG CASE, SAYS
CHARGES NOT PROVED.
AN EXECUTIVE SESSION
Senators Refuse to Discuss the Matter
but Il Is Rumored That No Member
Would Vote to Sustain the AIlega-
tions-ilIinois Senator Was Accused
Of Bribing Legislature.

Washington, Dec. 12-The sub
committee of the senate committee on
privileges and elections. which in
vestigated charges against Senator
Lorimer, today voted unanimously to
report to the full committee that the
charges had not been proved. The
committee took up the evidence in it's
entirety at an executive session.
The motion was finally ordered re-
ported to the full committee of the
senate. On this motion there was no
dissenting vote. Following this action,
the sub committees report will be
prepared for the full committee at
once and will be sent to the senate
within a short time.
The sub -committe consists of Sen
ators Burrows, Michigan; Bulkely,
Connecticut; Gamble South Dakota;
Hepburn, Idaho, republicans; Frazier.
TENNESSEE Paynter. Kentucky and
Johnston, Alabama, democrats.
These men conducted the hearing
and practically all the testimony OF
the case was taken in Chicago.
Proceedings Executive.
The fun committee may meet late
in the week to receive the sub-com-
mittee's report but no session of the
full committee has yet been called
The proceedings today We're executive,
all members declining to discuss their
action. A resolution was adopted by
which all members agreed not to
divulge any of the proceedings or to
discuss the vote until after the matter
had been submitted to the full COM
mittee. The full committee consists
entirely of lawyers and it is expected
they viii. Judge the evidence from a
technical viewpoint much the same as
a court would do
The. report was current about the
senate that an Informal canvass of
the committee had been taken and
not one member would vote to sustain
the charges. This, however. was not
confirmed.
There is no doubt that the action OF
the ub-committee as reported today
is correct. Although members refused
to discuss 1t publicly, news of the
action was communicated to their col
leagues in the senate who are not
members of the committee.
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FLOODS IN ITALY.

Rome. Dec. 12.-Reports from many
points in Italy indicate continuation
or heavy storms, the Flooding of towns
and villages. and serious damage to
crops. The victims are few; for the
people have had ample warning of
threatening waters and in some cases
have abandoned their homes. The
river Pc is close to the high water
mark.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-13
Execution Dsnisd.

Laredo. Texas, Dec H. Official de-
NAL was made today to report tele-
graphed from Nueyo Laredo that three
alleged revolutionists had been sent
from that city to Monterey to be exe-
cuted. The report, it Is said. originated
with the arrest 0f two Mexican rurales
for fighting and OF suspected revo-
lutionist. The three were sent to Mon
terey for trial, 1t is said.
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Today-Fair.
Tomorrow-Rain or snow.
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Noticia de interes

Ell conocido estableecimiento de
moda, de esta ciudad LAS Noveda.
des" sigue siendo favorecido de las
damas de Ia ciudad y de Ia lsla y
apesar de renovar su esplendldo
surtido todos los vapores, en- breve
embarca para Nueva York, uno de
los compradores de Ia casa, que trae
ra a Ia isfa las tltimas novedade;
de Europa y America. Uit;mamen-
te Sc han llenado los elegan tes apa-
radores de- conocido establecimlen
to con multitud de objetos &c utill-
dad Y fantasia. Perfumeria, oojetos
de tocador, ropa blanca y bordada
sombreros, pasamanerla, somorilias 5
alfombras, lamparas, adonos lapo-
neses para tocador y salss, preclo-
sos iuegos de peinetas, figugas De
terra Gotta, biscuit y crlstal, crlsta
leria tina, paraguas, &. &. No nay
nada mas nuevo nj de mas novedad
Para todos los gustos y todas las for
tunas. Ordenes por correo y telegra-
70. No DIVIDES Las Novedades
en- Ia, calle de San Francisco de esta
o;i,Ja n
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GRATIS.

Tn relo; para usted 81 en- p!azo de
I semanas, vende ven,'e oualquiera
de Jos paouetes sigujenta: % hermo-
sos aifleres de corbsta; IS lioros az.
t.sticos de agujas cou mas de 50 agu-
Jas cada uno; - bonitas pelnlllas mag
neticas de bolsillo cada una en- su es-
tuehe, 9 25 preciosas sortiias. Cada
srt:cu!o descrito Sc vende 4 u centa.
vos Gro uno En- tres meees hemos
regaiado 500 relo,ea
Escr;ba una postal The AssoUA-
TE BUSINESS Co. Box 1852. San
J uan. Puerto Rico.
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El labrador es rey de Ia naturale-
"a, pero esclavo de la sociedad. Los
cielos ofrecen rocio a su obra el sol
Ia fecunda, ,el aire Ia regala su mas de
dulces suspiros, Ia TERRA Ia alimenta,
las estrellas velan sus noches y to-
dos los ecos de la ere acion son canto-
res que, 8 celebran su nacimiento, 8
noran su muerte. Todos los germe-
mes de Ia vida, que el aliento del
Crssdor esparci6 en- los espacios CO.
mo semilla de los seres, Sc fecundan
y brotan y crecen al soplo del labra-
dor. De suerte que sus brazos SO n
como instrumentos de que Dies Sc
vale para perfeccionar Ia naturale--
"a.
lQue hermosa es, cuando el cielo
Sc esmalta con es azul riente de Ia
primavera, y Ia terra comienza q
dar juego de su savia q los arboles,
yer desde Ia humilde cabana, nj en-
vidiado nj envidioso las primeras
blancas y rojas flores que da el al
mendro {, las primeras mariposas que
rompen su capullo y Sc banan en-
suaves aromas, siendo como petalo
animado de las flores; Ia primavera;
golondrina que cansada de So larga
travesia, Sc posa en- la cusplde del
campanario, como atraida por un
ciego sentimiento reigioso; pues de
esa suerte el alma relampaeo de
luz increada, Ia vida universal que
desciende a raudales de los cielos.
El labrador ofrece a Ia sociedad
los tributos de Ia naturaleza. Suyo es
Ia vela que el marino cxtiende pala
aprisionar los vien1os suya Ia seda
en- que Sc envuelve el magnate: suyo
el blanco limo que yiste ell niho en- su
anna Y suyos son todos los velos en-
que Sc resguarda el cuerpo de Is
mclemencias de los elementos, por-
que es el mediator entre Dos y IA na
turaleza y el hombre
Y cuando Il estacion de las lluvias
viene. arroja el trigo en- Ia terra de-
positando en- & todas sus esperanzas
que reverdecen q verlo broJar, has
ia que el sol del estio 70 dora, y en-
tonces embellishments, 10 reeogen
con deleitosisimo afan y aliulenta
infinitos seres pues sus nlanos STEM
pre- avaras de los tesoros de Ia vida
divina, los reparte entire los nom
bres.
Y sin embargo pobre obrero, de
Dios que asf contributes a realizar
sus fines, que recoges en- tus manos
el rocio, que llevan las fuentes de VI
da a los lablos de todos los homhre
6como no Sc han ocupado los hon-
bres de tn suerte?
Los nismos que visten de esa Sc
da que sin Il nunca Sc viera tegida;
los misnos que te deoen esos ricos
allmentos, te nenospreclan, te o.
vidan Cuando una joven de gran
mundo marchita entire los rios de
sus cabellos una flor, no Sc aeuerca
del pobre que Ia arranco a Ia terra
consagrandole cuidados inmensos,
poniendo en- ella todos sus pensa-
mientos para que el sol no pudiera
rabandonarla, nj desvanecerla el
fviento, nj ahogarla en- sus torrentes
ia lluva, nj 70 ria los insectos, yI
cuando SEGA y casi desholada Ia AFRO
ia de 81, ignora que las lagrlmas del
,pobre labrador acaso Sc mezclarian
len aquel caliz con las lagrin.as del
lrocio. Pero el Ia 5rador no Sc cara del 7
.r1,lndo. 1rahaia. poroI1e FRA hais fn- !
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por las rosas que agonlzan
y por los nidos desheehos...
F. ". de Olaquibel.
UNA IDEA ANEJA Y TONTA.

Sc ,rela antiguamente, que una
medicina era ben6hca e. proper
ci6n a 10 repugnante de su sabor
Y oloI; pero va sabemos que tai
idea era I'm dispa-ate. No hay
aingnna raz6n por la cual Ia ne
dloina deba offender & los sent.-
dos mas que los a.imentos, y por
10 mismo, uro de los triunfos
mas grades que ha alcanzajo "a
quimica Ell los ultimos amos, con-
siste en- 10 que Sc puede lamar
Ia redenci6n del aceite de hieado
&c baealao. Todo e. mundo sabe
cnan asqueroso es el sabor Y olor
dc era droga en- su estado natu-
raj, 7 no es de extra7arse cue "a
mavor.a de Ia gen.e declare QUE
prefere sufrir la enfermedad q
tomar el aceite de higsdo. de
bacalao puro. Ahora bien, es
una de las leves de Ia natura-
ieza, que m remedio one es re-
pagnaate al oltato : d paladar, y
cue tamblen reyuelye e! est6ma-
20. no puede producer bueno8
Eesultados, pues el organismo sc
renela en- su contra y a grltos
pide desh4cerse De Il. II mlla-
gro apeteciGo sc eneuentra en- "a
PREPARATION de WAMP0LE
en- Ia cual tenemos Ia parte va
,iosa Gel aceite, sin los demas ele-
mentos. Este nloderno v aefcaz
remeai0 es tan sahroso como la
miei J contiene todos los prin-
oiploE nutri,ivos : curativos de-
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro. qge extra mos de los hi
gados frescos del bacalao, COM
bln3dos c1n Hipofoshtos, Malta =
Cerezo Silvestre. Tornado antes
De Jos alimentos, evita Y cura Ia
Dyspepsia Nerviosa, Afecc;ones
de los Pulmones Y todss les en-
feTmeiades que se originan ror
las lnpGrezas de "a sangre. lei
Sr. DR.. Igaacio Plasencia de IA
Habzas, dice He usado su magni-
fc- Preparation &c Nsmpo.s ! IS
innaiora5ie como nicO reco-s-
tituy=nra, 70 cr2l hs sido. com
p..aad, n ri pEsc-iea-" De veo-
ten i4= D-5gue-ias : BOtlcas-
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Ell LAB[RADOR

F, mo el ruisenor canta sin saber 81 sus
cantares Sc perderan en- los aires, 9
iran a regular con sus acentos ena-
morados corazones.
El labrador al borde de su era, ro-
deada de su mieses, bajo un arbol-
Que deja caer sobre e sus ramas
ofreciendole regalados frutos; recos
tado en- Ell .omo de sus bueyes, que
| uncidos le miran sumisos como 81
Sc apercibiesen del trabajo viendo
cruzar por los aires Ia blanca paloma
a quien presta asiio, sortear a sus
plantas los corderilios que apaclen-
tan entonando al par cantares me
44ancolcos que Sc aparecen al rulao
de las hojas secas en- ei otoho es IN
artista de Ia naturaleza.
sQue pintor traz6 jamzs una flor
como Ia flor del almendro, que apa-
rece como de nieve, dorado por los
rayos del sol poniente?
dQue poeta saco jamas su arpa
sones tan melodiosos como esos can
'tos populares q al caer Ia talde, cuan
! do IA campana de Ia oracion saluda
los nacientes astros, levantan al Gle
10, perfumados en- el amor dlvlno, los
pobres labradores2
sDonde hay un cuadro mas beiio,
que una de esas camplnas merdlo-
males, arregladas por el trabajo del
pobre labrador, en- que las Was Sc
extienden, fernando verdes alfon1-
bras por los suelos, y Sc levantan el
sombrio oIivo y limonero, cargado
de frutos de orc y flores de plata, que
como pebeteros orlentales llenan de
aromas los aires, y sob!e tantos ar
boles de vario verde matlzados Sc eie
va Ia palmera destaeandose su orgu-
llosa corona en- ell azul del hrmamen-
to-
Pero como el poe en- estos iris
tissn1os tiempos, el trabajador lucha
con Ia sociedad y Ia naturaleza. Su
trabajo Sc pierde en- el vacio. Cuando
apenas ha recogido las pamicias oel
cello el 6sco extiende sobre el su des
p.adada mano. n siquiera conoce
u.a asociacion que le allvle en- su ira
bajo y que le sustente en- su dolores.
Tai es 81 trlste suerte.
Pero no te desconrueles, .pobre la
brador' vendran dias meiores, en-
Que Ia iemocracla atara Ia usura,
dandote bancos agricolas para llbar
te de 81 oprobiosa selvldumbre, ei
derecho resplandeciente como una es
trella sobre tn frente, endulzara tus
aias, Ia asociaci6n te proporclonara
maquinas que te ayuden domeaar
Ia naturaleza; Ia libertad, lejos de a
rrancarte tus productos, te hara
reprodIcir con creces Y largueza tus
tributos, no consa agrandoles a com
prar voluntades i los tiranos; Y tu al
.la entoncee Sc cernwa gozosa sohre
los campos, como ID nlarlposa sobre
las flores.
llientras tanto, 70 ma pledo Ia
Ger por Ii. 81 Dios encendiera alguna
idea en- nj oscura nleEte, IA pordria
4 tn servicio como 4 til serviclo he
puesto los sentlmientos de mi cora
z6n Asi solo me es dado padir al Gle
10 que Sc acerquen esos dias, unlfn-
do tus ruegos las oraciones qne me
ensehd nj madre; lengua universal
con qie los cristianos, aunque apar-
tadoS por Ia dlstancia, nos dirleimos
a Dos, uniendonos en- amor lnnrlro
e ineIahles y tlernas esperanzas.
Emilio CASTELAR,.