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The Holbrook news., 1911-05-19
Little Chance For State hood at This Session
HOUSE DENOTES HOUR
 TO FARSICAL WRANGLE
Martin of Colorado Declares People of Arizona and and Their Courageous C o IT. stitutiO n Have Been Discriminated Against By President.

Washington, May 16. Statehood for New Mexico and Arizona on condition that the people of both states be given an opportunity to vote on proposed changes in their constitutions was taken up in the house today. Representative Flood presented the report of the majo- rity of the committee on territories and minority report has been brought in by the republican members of the com mittee. The republicans insist that the constitutions of both states be approv ed by congress in exactly the from in which they were ratified by the people of Arizona and New Mexico.
 Ithas been agreed that three days be allowed for debate on the ques tion of the admission of the states. The time is to be equally divided between the democrats and the republicans. Repre- sentative J. N. Langham of Pennsy- lvania will have charge of the minority report, while Chairman Henry D. Flood of Virginia will have charge for the majority findings.
 Representative John A. Martin of Colorado opend the debate for the de- mocrats today. He urged the approval of the jointresolutin admitting the ter ritories with the amendments to be vot- ec upon by the people as condition of admission. Mir. Martin complained bit tesly that Arizona's constitution had not been accorded fair treatment by the president. The constitut tion, framed and ratified by the people of New Mex ico, he pointed out had been at onco op proved by the president. while that of Arizona had been before Mir. Taft for over two months and still there was no
The Holbrook news., 1911-05-19

word from the white House of its ap-
 proval CT even of it's disapprovaL Peo- pie had come here from New Mexico and urged congress and the president to disapprove, amend or delay action, on the New Mexico constitution, but no complaint had been made by the people of Arizona against the progressive and courageous cons stitution proposed for that state. 'sIt is in Washington, not ing Arizona" he added, ''that objec- ton to this constitution arises.
 Representative Frank B. Willis of Ohio will be the next speaker and to- morrow will argue for the adoption of the minority report.
 Democratic leaders claim to have enough votes in the house to pass the resolution as recommended by the majority report, but bitter fight is predicted before this is done. Many claim that the approval of the resolution in it's present form would constitute disapproval of the New Mexico constitution. Even should it pass the house, it is almost certain to die in the sentate. In view of this state of affairs, generally conceded here, by friends of both territories, that prospects of their admission as states at the present special session of con- gress are, to say the least, remote.
The Holbrook news., 1911-05-19

Crosby and Company's mo- tion picture show is a decided improvment on the old one. They have electric lights and everything is running fine with the exception of the light. The operator will soon have this defect fully con- troled and then Holbrook will have one of the best and uptodate motion picture shows in Arizona. Come and see for yourself. The show is good, it is moral and entertaining.
The Holbrook news., 1911-05-19

w. H. Clark and others are spending a week or two in the White river mountains.
The Holbrook news., 1911-05-19

We do all kinds of job work at the NEWS office. Give us TRIAL.
The Holbrook news., 1911-05-19

 alp Kinds, including bugg, buckbOards  proven in parts durabiI andfni to Come n md before elsewhere.
 A. & B. SCHUSTER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
MlSONS TO SPEND S350,000
IN TWO BIC BUILDINGS HERE

the NasOns vacate as soon as possible
This means that the new temple must
be built within the year or the various
subordinate lodges will have to hold
meetings in the various traIernal halls
of the city This is not probable, and
the prospective plans for the new
buildings for the blue lodge and the
Rite are now being seriously consid-
cred by the officers and directors Of
the Masonic bodies
The Masonic temple viii be an i'm
pressive structure, If the suggestions
which have been made are carried out
Because Of the necessity for a large
lodge room without columns. concrete
cannot be used and the building viii
probably be built eff massive Bedford
stone, with a design in keeping with
the tenets OF the order
The location for the temple has not
yet been decided. What has been de-
cided is that there will be no business
rooms IN connection and the new tenn
pie will be. in reality. a fraternal home
for the Masonic orders in FL PasO eX-
elusive of the Scottish Kite.
The Scottish Rite cathedral will be
built on the triangular shaped, ter
raced block, opposite the Cleveland
square. It will be Of Moorish design,
with minarets and arched entrances
The interior is to be fitted with large
stage for the presentation of the spec
tacular degrees and with lodge an
club rooms in connectaion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
FOUR ESCAPE FROM
TEMPORARY PRISON
Break Out of Room That
Had Been ImprOvlsed
as Jail

Thursday night four prisoners es-
caped from the improvised city jail in
FL Toro bar on Overland and Stanton
streets It was found Thursday that on
account of fumigating the JAIL the
prisoners could not be put in there for
the night. and they were accordingly
transferred to FL TOrO saloon on over
land and Stanton streets.
Pursuit was Immediately given Dy
the police, and c. L Hutehins was
caught and brought back by policeman
". StubbIefieId A little later police
man Garcia saw a man trying to eaten
a Mexico car. and promptly arrested
him. On taking him 10 the stations II
was found that he was waiter IN a
nearby cafe and not an escaped prls-
Oner. No other arrests were made
There are still three men at hberay,
They are Toe Miller ". W. Suffer and
Fred Stewart.
cape made Thursday. During the after
noon two men, ". W. Suffer and C. L.
Hutchins, got out of the court room,
where thev were confined, and tried 10
esceDe over the roof. They were seen
by policeman Dan Thompson and were
returned. Suffer was one Of the four
men who finally got away in the night
/ escape.
All arrests made Thursday night
were temporarily placed in the county
Jail, on account of the fumi cations
in the city Jail.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
Blue Lodge to Build Masonic
Temple; Scottish Rites a
Cathedral.

The Masons are making preliminary
nrepsratfons for the erection Of a new
Masonic temple. which is expected 70
cost at least $500. 900. and Will prob
a.bIv be built on the north side OF tHe
The Scottish Rite Of Freemasonry IS
also planning a Scottish Rite cathedr,aI
On the lots owed by the Rite at the the
intersection Of Epson avenue, e.
MISSOURI and Santa Fe streets: ms
cathedral will cost approXlnnale Iy
$50 600 and the Scottish Rite BeneFo-
lent association has been formed u
finance the new building
THE necessity for new Masonic tenn
ple and Scottish Rite cathedral mas
been made immediate by the pendlIs
saIa of the present Masonic temple
building to the Popular Dry Ioods
company. The papers for the SAFE are
now being examined by the sranu
lodge of the MasOns, and as a tenJatlVs
Agreement to sell has been entered
into bv both the Popular and the oIue
lodge of MasOns, it is probable lnat
the deal will be closed before January
/. The price under consideration Is
$3.50. 0OO --,o,,s
AS the department store is anxlo Gus
TO obtain the additional room on tne
second floor and the entire third IlooI
for its business. the deal viii be closeo
with the understanding, II Is salo' ina
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
NEW POSTAL BANKS
FOR NEW MEXICO
Postoffice Is Established at
Hoban, in Reeves
County. Texas

Washington. D. C., Dec. 15--New pos
tai savings banks have been named Tor
New Mexico at Nara Visa, Taos, santa
Rosa and Lordsburg- These viii be
opened January ?, 8, 4 and o, respec-
lively. =
Cecilia Alvarez at La Union and
Nellie Bosscher at RehOboth, n H.
have been commissioned postmasters,
and P. GauegOs IS postmaster at VIVA
Nueva-
beer esta blfsbed as a mail route, and
c. f. Old, OF Elva, has been given the
Hans Peak. Moro county. has been
discontinued and the mail sent 70
Ocate, y. II.
Texas has y new savings deposit
tories TO be opened early in the new
year. and p new postmaster. have been
commissioned during the first week
in Decen1b Der. Of which five are TO have
charge of new offices as follows.
LYMAN A NcKeen at COpita-
Peter Leishman at ArcOla- Fort Bend
county.
J. F. Dubose at Dubose, Duval county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
ADDRESSES THE
LOCAL NURSES

Miss Isabe McIsaacs. interstate or
eanizer Of the National Nurses assO-
ciation. addressed the graduate nurses
Of FL PasO on Thursday afternoon in
the assembly room Of the public IL
brary In the evening Miss McIsaacs
talked to the training school nurses Of
St Marks ProvideRce, and Miss Rails
tons hospitals.
Miss NcIsaacs is the lecturing Of
ton and she presented the nurses the
value of being members Of the assOci-
alton. and the importance Of state reg
istratiOn.
Miss AIcIsaacs was for many years
at the head Of the Illinois training
school for nurses In Chicago She was
appointed to her presen- work last
year. She is the author Of New Gran
ford" q book on nursing While IN
III Paso Miss AcIsaacs was the guest
OF the St. Marks hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
ROOSEVELT ON
MCNAMARA CASE
~onffnned from PaCe Onel

him for having confessed it. Such de-
nunciatiOn is significant
Murder is murder, and the foolisn
sentimentalists or sinister VPQngdoers
who try to apologize for 1t as an Incl
dent of labor warfare are not only
morally culpable. but are enemies OF
the American people, and above all are
enemies Of American WageWorkers- IN
honorable contrast TO these men stand
the various labor leaders who nave
never asked for more than fair trial
for the AcNamaras, whose purpose mas
only been to get justice, and who now
sternly demand that murder shall be
punished when committed in the noml-
nal interest Of labor, precisely and IN
der any other circumstances
Believes In the WOrkingman-
Il believe with all my heart IN the
American workingman; / believe with
all my heart in organized labor. for
labor must be organized in order 70
protect and secure its rights: and,
therefore. with all my strength, l urge
nv fellow citizens, the American men
and women who earn their livelihood as
WageWorkers, TO see that their leaders
stand for honesty and obedience to the
law. and to set their faces like flint
against any effort TO identify the
cause OF organized labor, directly Or
Indirectly. with any movement which
any shape or way benefits by the com
mission Of crimes Of lawless and muir
der0us violence"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
POLE CATS BITE Is
FATAL AT MADEIRA
American Dies In COnvuIsiOns After
Receiving PaEteur Treatment
at FL PasO-

MADEIRA. Chihuahua, Mexico. Dec 10.
"A. X. Kelley. employed here at Tuck
er's camp was bitten last summer by
a. pole cat while he was asleep in the
open 1t developed into hydrOphObia
and he was taken TO Ell PasO for Pas
teur treatment. After receiving about
IS treatments he decided to return
here A few days ago he had a renewal
of the attack and commissions followed
and he died In a few hours.
After the last rites had been per-
formed a telegram was received by
J. W Peek superintendent Of logging,
MADEIRA. company (Limited). from pr
Kelley, a brother Of the deceased and
an old time friend OF Mr.. Peek The mes
sa ge requested the disinterment of the
BODY and transportation of the dead
The governor Of Chihuahua has con-
scented to the removal Of the body and
1t viii be shipped to Louisiana under
escort of one of his friends at MADEIRA.
two inch fall Of snow, the first Of
the year, has changed the appearance
OF this country. The weather otherwise
is very pleasant and is not cold. The
pine trees in the distance with their
white caps add to the picturesqueness
of the scene.
The report of Reyess invasion Of
Mexico does not seem to create any
uneasiness here. Everything is tran
Gull and the natives and Americans are
performing their daily tasks irrespec-
tive Of what might be going on in
other parts of the republic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
ZIG INCREASE IN HAY
IN THE STATE OF TEXAS

WashingtOn. D. G. Dec. I5--sIaIIs-
tics relative to the hay and forage crop
- +te United states, collected at the
I5+t deca1ni9l census April Is, 1910.
are ar 3" contained in an official statement
isued today by director Durand, of the
bureau of the census, department OF
The acreage of hay and forage in
the United States has increased from
81 sol 600 in 1899 to 71.9150O0 in 1903,
q gain OF 1924, 900 acres or 1876 per-
In Texas there were, in 1909, 1911, 967
acres. against 93S. 024 acres in 1893. an
Increase Of &c., 43 acres, or 40.7 per-
cent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
HUDSPETH KNOWS OF
NO UNFRIENDLINESS

'I have heard no rumor to the effect
that there was any untrIendly Iee.lns
1901 me among the local Organiza-
tion- " senator Claud B. Hudspeth said
Friday afternoon. THE FL Paso men
are ali personal friends of mine as far
as L know and I consider them my
friends"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
DOUGLAS WINS
MANY OF THE JOBS
rContIaued from Page II

the two. White congratulated his op-
ponent upon his success.
Ben Rice. Democrat and James B.
Speed. Republican. VIII be justices OF
the peace in Douglas; W n TAYLOR,
Republican. in Pirtleville. 5 J. Hay
hurst and s. P. Thompson, Democrats,
Reese. Republican. IN Pirtleville
Avery Curry will be state representa-
tive. He was one Of the leaders IN
the Democratic party, as shown by his
vote.
other man who wears sunny smile,
having been chosen county superln-
tendent Of schools by a large majority
7 J. Benton easily won the county
road suDerintendency from n Doyle
Republican. Of Bisbee. The officials
named give Douglas a better represen-
tation in county and state politics than
ii has ever had before.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
Full measure at Southwestern
CHINA8TAN ROBBED; GOLD
EOIND ~ MEAICAN,s MOLIH

Lee You a Chinaman, had $50 in
gold stolen from him in one Of the
Doker games in Ciudad Juarez Thursday
night. and Antonio Gonzalez was ar
rested in the poker room by chief Of
police Gallo. after three $50 gold pieces
had been found in his mouth Chief
Gallo had searched everyone in the
room TO see If they had the money,
and when he asked Gonzalez If he had
it. the Mexican refused to answer.
When forced to answer by the chief,
the money dropped out of his mouth.
He was given so days in Jail by the
city judge Friday morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
.TFDGE BROWNING OF AMARILLO
WAY TRY FOR CONGRESS

Austin. Tex. Dec 15.-Judge !. y
Browning of Amarillo is here spend
inc a few DAYS on business. his court
having adjourned for the term. Judge
Browning was formerly lieutenant gov
erner and president Of the senate and
is seriously considering entering the
contest for congressman -at-large. he
declares that the Panhandle section of
Texas is entitled TO at least one OF
the two congressmen-at-laT to be
elected next year, as during the past
10 years the greatest increase in pop
ulation has been in the western sec
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
YAQUI CHIEFS TO
LEAVE FOR MEXICO

The four Yaqui chiefs who have been
here en- route to Mexico City to have a
conference with president Madero. will
leave Friday evening. They viii be
accompanied by B. J. ViljOen and E. V
Anaya, of Tucson, and an interpreter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
BREWSTER COUNTY GIRL
FORMER OFFICEHOLDEB

A woman's suffraget who practiced
what her California friends are preach
ing is in Ell Paso. She is Miss Flora
Dougherty. former district clerk Of
Brewster county, Texas. Miss Dough-
ertv was county and district clerk in
Brewster county until the last election.
She is here on a. visit with friends She
is not for wOman's suffrage, except
when the voting was done by the men
Of Brewster county TO elect her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
soIDIER III FROM WOUND.

T. Sanchez, the Maderista soldier
who was shot in the abdomen when
Angel Martinez a fellow soldier, dis
charged his gun and wounded three
men with one bullet, was sent to the
Chihuahua hospital Thursday night. Tt
is not thought that Sanchez viii re-
cover from the wound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
MORMON ELDER IS VERY
ILL IN MEXICO CITY
The Church Work Is Growing Satisfac-
tOrily-NeWs From COlOnias
Guadalupe and Juarez.

The Church Work Is Growing Satisfae-
tOrily-News From COlOnias
Guadalupe and Juarea.
City Of Mexico, Mex, Dec. 15.-When
Zapata was fighting in the state OF
Morelos, elders Pierce and de Ia Mare
of the Mormon church, had to walk
from Cuautla to Ozumba because the
railroad bridges We're burned and there
were no trains. The excessive heat
and long walk caused elder de Ia Mare
TO take down with typhoid Fever. he
was taken to the hospital in the City of
Mexico, and he grew so i'll that his
father from TOOeE. Utah. was sent for
Because Of excessive hemOrrhages, his
life was despaired of, even by the doc
tor. but he is now considered to be
out of danger
Conference has just been held in san
Pedro MARTYR and a large number Of
natives were present. The next con-
ference will be in TOluca within the
next few days.
The mission here was never in more
prosperous cOndiRo The workers
have just been augmented by six new
elders three from Utah and three from
Cold at Guadalupe.
Guadalupe. Mex Dec. 1.-THE
weather is the coolest in the history Of
A very fine variety Of California pea
nuts was raised here. also a smaller
size of the common peanuts yielded
COIouia Juarez Notes.
CoIonia. Juarez, Mex, Dec. 15.-Born.
to MI and Mrs. OrsOn Hawkins, a
daughter.
When Mrs. AIecham finishes vaCcina e
ing the townspeople she viii enter TIE
( hospital at Pearson as a trained nurse
Schools viii close today for the
! Christmas holidays New Years day
there viii be a program of sports for
! the town and the school children
School will reopen the following day.
A few of the friends of George Bur
rel and bride gave them a surprise
party and presented them with many
useful household articles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

Deep-seated coughs that resist ordi-
nary remedies require both external
and internal treatment If you buy q
dollar bottle Of BILLIARDS. HORE-
HOUND SYRUP you get the Two rene
dies YOU need for the price OF one
There is a HERRICk'S RED Pl4PE.ss-
POROUS PLASTER for the chest. free
with each bottle. Sold by Scott White
& Co, three stores
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
seIIs Viz Innd-

Jesus Arroyo has sold "a acres in
the FL Paso valley to G. H. Richardson
for SZ1OO The sale was made through
the De Shazo Realty company agency.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

Archie AIentzer. cashier Of the Amer
lean bank of Torreon, Mex. is in the
city to spend the Christmas holidays
with his parents Mr. and Mr.. s. c.
Mentzer, Of 1872 Rio Grahde street,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

". C. Sisco at Hoban. Reeves county.
n. A Hensarling at ROOde, AtascOsa
county
Texas and New Mexico railway mail
service has been placed in the 11th
district with headquarters az Fort
Worth, and Arizona is in the eighth
district. which is under the superin-
tendent at San Francisco.
Mexico postal officials announce that
they viii take packages 10 the weight
of five kilograms Oil pOundsl foE the
towns Of Magdalena, state Of JaIisco,
and Tecai in the state Of Pueola-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

Henry. Holman. DAY clerk at the An
Eelus hotel leaves Friday for Tucson
Ariz- where ne viii locate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

" c. KindaIl. sheriff Of Sierra coun-
~ New Mexico. is in FL PasO from
HillsbOrO on bushes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

Jack Turner. livestock agentf for IN a
Texas & Pacific railroad, is in TEL PasO
on bushes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

Fun measure at southwesteFn Fuel CO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

] Fun measure az Southwestern Fuel Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

The genuine Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey is sold by druggists
rrOcers and dealers, or direct IN
SEALED BOTTLES ONLY, price
sl.OO. Our doctors VIII send you
advice and illustrated medical
booklet free on application.
THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEF
CO., Rochester, n. 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

very fine variety Of California pea
nuts was raised here. also a smaller
size Of the common peanuts yielded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
"a ID GnndaInne.

Guadalupe Mex. Dec. 1.-THE
weather is the coolest in the history Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
COIOnIa JuareE Notes.

CoIonia. Juarez, Mex, Dec. 15.-BOrn.
to MT. and Mrs. OrsOn Hawkins, a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22

TO Dubof's house the stranger was taken, still I'M
conscious and put to bed; Duboff himself his
giant frame like tempered steel none the worse for the
adventure.
In the strangers pockets Dubof found no mark of
Identification no clue even His watch stopped by the
American; but the man himself, by the cast of his
features, his cooring the of his skim certain
usefulness in the lines of his mouth Dubof decided to
be Slavic.
When at last the stranger awoke it obstinate
silence, apparently to no than semiconscous-
ness Duboff spoke to him in English French, German,
Norwegian, Polish, and lastly Russian but obtained
much as the flicker of an eycd to show that he
understood From this of collapse so unlike
the indomtable force he had displayed the day of
the wreck the stranger passed into violent pneumonia
For days he hung between life and DEATH as precar-
ousy balanced there in the guarded quiet of the doc
tors room on the Keeling fragment of wreck amid
the thunder of the hurricane. But sleepess care and
devotion pulled him through. There Duboffs boy