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The Winslow mail., 1911-06-17
THE OWLS AND
THEIR WAYS

On summer wing the swallow
comes;
The robin comes with spring.
The Owl is with us all the year.
With help and comfort meath
his wing
In front OF us, behind US, to the
right of us, to the left of us, all
around us, can be heard and seen
the rustling of the wings of the
Owls. Just where they or1gi-
mated and how they came to
cover land and water so rapidly
when they escaped from the ark
Noah has failed to make record.
But here they are, all around us,
hooting at the folly and selfish
ness, the self-imposed hardships
man takes upon himself for the
purpose of the satisfaction OF
grumb]ing and complaining un-
der, as he tolls along his weary
way in life. The nest in Albuq-
uerque has over 100 in number,
full grown and hedglings, mer-
ry, CHEEKY, helpful band wise and
silent except where tbs follysto
be silent. Far and near IN every
town and city there are owls and
more owls. Very recently in the
city of Atlanta, Ga an incuba-
tor was set to going and 5000
full fedged Owls were Matched
out and turned loose to mate
with, nest with and fly with
other owls.
Where do they all come from?
Where and how do they all get
together, has been the puzzling
question for some time. Bax not
SO much of a puzzle since the
motive and purpose of the order
is becoming better known, and
the methods employed and re-
suits attained seen and under
stood in SO many communities
A great home and school for or
phan children in St. Joseph coun-
ty, Ind, is supported by the or
CARNATIONS i'll different states
The orphans are looked after
wherever there is a local organi-
cation. The aged and inhm are
tended, cared for and provided
all in the silent we'll managed
way of the wise old Owl.
They are builders, tillers of the
soil, merchants. mechanics, ev
e,r y hing, but loafers and
knockers. y And their saluta-
ton is: Use us if we can help
YOU" They see everything, they
see everybody, and hear every
thing and know nothing OF scan
dal or injury to anyone. Good
for the Owl! Old and wise and
silent.
"a wise old owl sat in an oak,
The more he saw the less he
spoke,
The less he spoke the more he
heard,
Why not be like that old bird?'
When one looks at the picture
hanging in some of our windows,
showing three owls perched
above a little girl, smiling as she
says: The Owls Protect Me, .
then takes sweeping glance over
this broad land of ours and sees
the rapid growth of the order
one is rather constrained to ad
mire than to wonder at the vast
number that have owls ears
buckled on them, and are living
to nobler and better purpose
next to godliness. Albuquerque
Morning Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1911-06-17
NOTES.

After the formal ceremonies
and the proper respect is shown
to Chas. Sherwood, another um-
pire will be chosen by acclama-
tion at the ball park Sunday af-
ternoon. But Charley will be a
live one while he lasts.
The Winslow mail., 1911-06-17
IN The WORLD
OF RAILROADS.

The Ell Paso & Southwestern
Railroad company has put sur
veyors IN the field running a pre-
llmlnary survey up the Rio
Grande IN the direction of Las
Cruces, north of Ell Paso.
General Manager H. ]. Sim
mons says it is merely an inves-
tlgatior party; that the sur
veyors wish to secure data on
the character of soil, the cost of
construction and other matters
connected with building a rail
road He says it has not yet
been decided how far the road
would be surveyed. 1t is re-
ported, however, that the line is
to be run to the Elephant Butte
dam, or point near there, and
that the Southwestern means to
be ready to enter the field first
If the prospects appear feasible
for a railroad line.
Mr. Simmons says no negotia-
tions have been opened with
valley land owners or business
interests with view to secur-
ing right of way or a bonus for
the extension. 1t is merely pre-
l1minary work, he says, and in
no way signifies that the South
western will build a line up the
valley. He stated some time
ago when his engineers were
running a line between El Paso
and Phoenix, that his road
would consider building any
branches that appeared profit
able. 1t is considered probable
that such a line up the valley, as
soon as water is secured in the
dam, would certainly prove both
profitable and feasible, and it is
more than likely that the South
western will be in the field in
competition with any other con
Germ when the time comes to
talk business, but as yet the
general manager has pothing to
say beyond the fact that data
is being obtained as to cost, fea-
sibility aud prospects for ton
mage.
Work has commenced west OF
Benson, that looks like eX tension
to Tucson. Men are engaged
in digging at certain points along
the line to ascertain the charaC-
ter of the soil and the amount OF
work that will be necessary III
excavating and grading, Mr.
Simmons says that no definite
decision has yet been reached
regarding construction fro m
Benson to Phoenix and Tucson.
1t is pretty generally believed,
however, that the road will be
extended to both towns; several
officials OF the company have so
stated; and the bonuses have
about all been raised. The stock
holeers in New York have yet to
order the work to proceed.
1t is the idea of the Southwes-
tern officials to build the Tucson
and Phoenix extension for the
purpose of reaching the Salt
River valley at Phoenix and
bringing the products OF that
valley into It's mining camps at
Bisbee, Douglas, Nacozari and
Cananea. At Phoenix the road
would also have connection with
the Santa Fe to Los Angeles,
whereas present It's only con
nection for California is with
the Southern Pacific at FL Paso
and Benson,-A b uq uerq e
Herald.
The Winslow mail., 1911-06-17
THE BALL GAME
NEXT SUNDAY

will be the center OF attraction
Sunday afternoon goes without
saying. The management has
perfected arrangements for the
grandest event Of the season.
The lineup of the teams will in
clude all of the prominent ball
players of the city. Among the
names that appear on the list
we note number of profession
ais of by gone days, and like the
gladiators of the past, they are
all sure they can come back and
make good. 1t is a sure thing
that the horse hide will find no
rest when this aggregation of
tossers gets after it Sunday af-
ternoon.
The list of players is rather a
long one, but from the number
two good mines will be selected,
and the rest will be on the bench,
and will be used to take the place
OF the players who are disquali-
fed by reason of accident or any
reason. The ambulance has
been chartered for the occasion
and will be there in readiness to
transport the crippled an d
wounded to the hospital, while
the undertaken will be there with
all the necessary equipment to
transplant those who are killed
in the game. 1t is thought that
there are enough on either side
to finish the game if ordinary
precaution is observed. The
game promises to be a very in
teresting one, and Chas. Sher-
wood, the pale face, will act in
the capacity Of umpire. His de
cisions will be law-backed by a
brace of extra large Colts, and a
''grape and canister"
All the players are going to
the field Of contest with a deter.
mination to give the public a
grand, good time and at the
same time aid in raising the
funds for that new flag.
Professor Ellis will be on deck
with the Boys Band and will
render America" and other pa
triotic selections which will bs
fitting for such an occasion.
The boys will make the air circu-
late fast enough to float the new
flag.
The price OF admission for Sun
days game has been placed at
the nominal sum of 25 cents
and certainly everybody in town
will turn out and swell the re-
ceipts SO that there will be a
sufficient amount to carry out
the plans of the mittee.
The new flag, made especially
to order, has arrived, and is a
beauty, containing the two new
stars, for Arizona and New
Mexico, and this is an inspiration
within itself"
The lineup of the two teams
will be about as follows.
FATS"
Hanks, Flickinger, sherwood,
Wilson, Mark Sprankle, Kel-
ley, Chisholm, Korn, Fleming
Kennedy, Hesser. (Dick), Scott,
Hathaway, Dye, Pittman, o.
decker, Workman, u l liar
Smith, "a. E.), Watson, Drumm
Reno, Powell, (Harvey) Hymer
Collier, Plus, Hubbard, Stiles
Downs, (Chas.), Christie, Glib
son, (E. j., Ball, Pattep, Klien
dienst, Fenton, Brown, (Buster)
Wright, Hays, Smith, Jr., Clark
Norman, Meyer, Baca. Nc
Climans, Woods, CA. R.), Wing
(Sam), Sawyer, Burbage, Con
molly, (Rev.), Robinson, Geo
Schaffer, (C.), Donahue, Oohn)
- sH LEANS" "
Hesser, (Tom), Bauerbach
The Winslow mail., 1911-06-17

The "fats" and cleans" will
produce good average at the
pail parks Sunday afternoon
third base or bust.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

on Democratic state convention r reported
a. hn,c p,c aih'ush ~" convention wa- ~" In
80 tl" ~-c-
tnrt, Drnosini i-~ haN" N"t even
h'F"''d
la thu stat" lm tlc> would
rsrci,c tubitnu IN framing
an - state
Tl. announcement ~ th-
tnornnr ot d'l'-
uatr~ sciti
HuL i" htin'"f""
ciuirilucd
cratic
tie ticket ~ state treas
tia stat" iuni- Ia u"
~tntcN Nniu -
N A. Walton oi " a. Mc'.ii 81 Roosevelt
,l- n ~" snnta ic railway
mud ,tIr ,nrt aru 90 th" tbkot
h'd eastern Ncw McNi'o hut
bring there tie d"gai'S '
that ne, We, 'ic1r tia" J"de" We
1.Hl represented
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
OIAz AND REYES IN
SCHEME TO SPRING
REVOLT IS REPORT
Trouble in Mexico May AS
sumo Unexpected Aspect
New Insurreotion is to Be.
gin Before First of Year.

Mexico CIV oct a. Do Pals to-
day published sensational telegram
from san Antonio. rcNla. J0 the orIo,t
ihai thD roIlov,rs of Gyu. Gryos and
,ur deras.d president Con. Bluz.
ba. established "a iunm m thlt UN
lud await tha arrival Of Reyes Tho
;.i.eram permits thc Inference thlt 10
u,N usurr'Ulun o. to hr begun
Tho paper I..p publishes p dispatch
from luar,s iug revolt win hr
b,sun h,fnr, December
Gen. Mtd.... the pFpyid,ui-,Iu.t O..
attaches itu. Importance Goo ,h,., rr-
ports. Uut f understood thai nr is
taking mrIsHr. Co Keep himself Npll
informed uf H.telopmruts
Gpn. Hpy,. Who abandoned his
candidacy for dee presidency just be-
fore the election of SUNDAY hst. sailed
from liA,au. fpr Ncw Orleans ycs-
tprday.
Samuel g.. uosa de Los Mautcror.
president ui r" Central Hpiistl club.
is Ssld tn h' H san Antonio. 4 ,a-
bicgrnm received here SUNDAY rom
Reyes said DO. VAS soiug Go san An
tonic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

o., hsssns siiil are desperately irving
fo nu thc band wagon nack together
and eDf t jutu shape 'or the tough
Journey It win have when 90 Is pulled
uS the Democratic mule ana The pro-
-rcssiNp goat
4 circular which made its appear
au,c here .oday caused one of the
sansaiioas uf the convention 10 open
N thYea rurd the Democratic bosses
with bolI ay the newer element la
thm uuur ID the BOSSES tried 20
steam ROLLER the convention IN the
interests .' slate Il is the worst
ituaiion Ho BOSSES OF Democracy
ever sot iu'o ana they are zap In the
.air as to How to sai out They have
noi majority of the convention with
them uu .bcy also have powerful
minority aow element in their pa
ty that stands together against their
methods Gbg wall OF stone Bu'
tfe circular speaks for itself Here
Id is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
WANING no pEMocn,rs,

TO un in this election. the
p,wn.ni party must put fur
Wnrd H best ana cieanest mon.
of ut,srfD courage and hirh
mnral purpose. q cannot afford
tn nominate men who are in tHe
omplp, n corporations or special
Interest. N must not nominate
mrn fuI flt" offices or congress
who Hru nuuan 10 De ,mp.oNcd
as railroad or corporation attur-
ncls und oryc special Interests.
rs candidates must hr mon above
suspicion. md whose Democracy
is unqu, STONED. Special priNi-
lceo contributes generously 20
campa3ru uIudE IA ,Npo,ts e re-
turn of s..UruWculal faynrs ultl-
matcly plu by thc people. ~
maintain ts .upcrlorln through
mo bps. the convention. the
caucus luu the delegate systcm
of government which is almost
imp0els'. H. popuiar control n
frames urf schedule. controls
oity. state nd national admins
trntiun. Hr vents popular rrRuia-
uon uf railway rates ana proc
GyU its interests In congress.
legislature, and the councils of
our citirs
Summ,r burkhart OF Alhu-
uuoruu'. -rDrctary of The state
committr. who has run tho
plrD fpr yonts with free hand.
ana Who le an active candidate
for judge of The supreme court.
Va q aplf-runstItutcd boss Of tho
pomorutIr party of New Mex
lco Aud Nnat q boss He ana
other mrmbcre of the state com.
miitcr. Inspired by selfish pur-
posrs. ARE reported 10 have held
u secret caucus. divided the Of
ncos among themselves and nr-
ranged to use the steam roller
in putting their slate through. u
is reported that the slate Includes
q, a. Marion of Albuquerque for
state treasurer In order that tho
state funds may he deposited In
the state national hank of Albu-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

tNaertHt ielrNrhm y" tf"h'"A p'ts'
santa Fc. y NJ oct Win
ovefp Indication that thc Dcmocraiic
state convention viii last iut lnolhrt
day and night and possibly until Suu-
day and that 20 vill result in either
bad split or the nomination OF e mixed
ticket thar cannot bc harmOuizel With
the progressive Republican element
tho handful ot Democratic bosses VINO
have sought to ruu tbc convention h'
non clad states and steam roller
methods, faced the worst CRISIS today
iu the history ut thoif PARTY The
siute.mahers had Jhoit slate shattered
again today and DC viii have tu hc
made over probably rom top to bot
tom. although The hOssns thinh thai
they can pat over "a & Mcdonald 1s
their nominee for governor FWihct
than that thoy don know What they
ace going to do
A. & Torres ct SocOrru county rs
being urged for lioutonaul governor To-
an eifort to make u fight ON u. q.
Hnrsum amous Tho native people ui
that county Antonio l.nccrO is tho
slate man FOR secretary ui state. u
Is said hat II u FERGUSON. who has
the strongest PERSONA following OF
auy one man IN the convention. has
hecn fixed up With ihc promise nt en-
dor semfui fOr congress-. bul the slate
making bosses have bad 80 much grlc
that q is stlll very doubtful VI they
can get away with the present one ~
10 has heon revised
% will largely depend ON what
changes hes make In the balance of
the slate. Al O'Clock this afternoon
10 was the Intention oft The slate maxi
,is 30 nominate " e Mcdonald for
governor this evening Whether he
viii bo nominated viii depend upon
what happens Rt the caucus ot me
b0sses lhsi before hts name Is sprung
on the convention n ~ FergnssOn
Guild have The nomination in The
twinkle OF an eve 81 be- wanted to
break the slate. and oven ai this late
day. hiE nleuds ere urging him 10 de
t q y Marion could break he
combination ana be- nominated for
governor IL he would bat say
the word In fact, right now. it
is believed the hosses would secretly
De- glnd in have either one Of these
men relieve them from their en-.
hnrraasinu position. and Mr. Mcdonald
NifNA Ait NNAN W 'NWNiNH NNN Wh'N
called cannot foel sure nj he nomina.
ton. Indeed. so critical Ia the sltnq-
tion that Mr. Mcdonald. n be is nomi-
mated will have ia be- steamrollcrcd
through the convention ahead ~ the
Other candidates, and II This II done,
II will likely be late today. " the
bosses think they can get away with
a
The hoHHee believe they have side.
tracked Mr Fergnsson on some other
ioh than United states senator. u la
said by some Tint no will ho endorsed
for member of congress, ana hy 9th.
cra that ne win hold out with the
a.d OF the old line Democrats. and be
endorsed FOR the senate
while there ~ pienty Of gossln 70.
inR and some stories Of nominations
for dark horses that sound plausible,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
KATY PASSENGER
TRAIN HELLO Up
IN OKLAHOMA
Robbers Rifle Mail and Bag
gage Cars But Get Little OF
Value; Posse and Blood.
hounds in Pursuit.


iartlestllp Okn oct o. Mis.
souri, Kansas aud ToSas passenger
rain so 20 from kansas city To Okla.
homl Cit, Vas held up by three mask
e1 m,n ai l.ll O'Clock This morning
uD, Otrsa, ten uilca south of here
The robbers riflod the mail auI bag.
sasc cars, but 20 Is believed go. little
of value They aid not cutJr hp pas
s,ugcr cars ana escaped a soon rs
they had Hu'shol their worN Two
trunks fll ot valuable jewell. sam.
pies belonging to o salesman .or an
eastern ntm were pat ON th. train
here. hut o. has not been learned
whether 'aoy were stolen
special taiu carving sbprins
posse ana lloClhounds lc H.rc for
The scene q. s O'Clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
INJUNCTION ASKED
BY RAILROADS IN
PACIFIC COAST
RATE CASES
Orders of United States Com.
merce Commission, Which
Were to Have Become Ell
fective Soon. Questioned.
SOLICITOR NORTON
REPRESENTS SANTA FE



Washington. oct t-ou behalf OF
the raus-coniiurntal railways appil-
cation ug made today 60 thu inter-
state commerce, commission for fus-
pension of lts order in what ur.
known as tho Pacific coast casct
Tho Application Ua- modc pendlns tine
films of bll with tho commerce
court asking for an injunction TO re
strain Tho commission FROM putting its
ord"rs into effect
The commission orders were tu
have bccomo effective ON November
lt. They materially reduced trans
continental rates un both class and
comomdiV train, They amply To- all
of the s"-cullrd racinc coast cases
tho Spokane and the Reno. Nry.
eases being Co.,, most important
Tho application 90 the commission
was made u chambers by ATTORNEY
Norton uf the Atchison. Topeka a
Santa Fc and Attorney punrd of th,
Union Pacific. representing not opl,
their own roads. hut AN lines involve,
u tho PROCEEDINGS.
No determination cot the matter
was reached hy tho commission.
Late this tncrunu attorneys for th,
railroads ulrd hil with tho com.
m,rpD court iskiug for uu Injunction
to restrain tNn interstate commcrr,
CONT lIss'"u FROM putting into effect
iis orders
0. mc Injunction should bo saptso
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
Ov|NGT0N
WILL ATTEMPT TO
FLY ACROSS THE
CONTINENT
Birdman Begins Tomorrow on
Daring Journey From New
York to Los Angeles; Hopes
to Make Trip in l6 Days.
FOWLER TO MAKE
FRESH START OCT. 10,


Sew York. oct kurl pviugt"u.
o., aviator. expects Co start from Cove
,ruHr's island tomorrow morning u
nn attempt a. ny across the continent
lp I.'s Angeles. iic plans Zoo follow
thr Sew YORK Central railroad To
Buffalo and Chicago FROM there he
w.l uugh 81 Louis and Kansas cuts
aEd soar over 80 Pas" aud southern
arizona to his destination
Two complete muuuplanes are nt
hIs disposal for the flight each stem
rIrd with the words "C g. Mnu'
aud the figure "t3." ONngtun VIII
carry letters from Postmaster CEN
oral Hitchcock ana other po-toffice
officials. \ private train of two cars
win follow him. iis schedule calls
for tho completion ot tho uip in six
teen days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
RADICALS SHOW
DISPOSITION TO
MAKE TROUBLE
ATCONVENTION

Hand Bills Passed Around in Legislative Hal Today, De
nouncing soCaled Bosses and Giving Fair Warning
That Steam Keller Methods Will Not Be Tolerated
Causes Sensation Young Bloods Refuse to Stand Hitch
ed and Are Causing Great Embarrassment to Leaders
Mcdonald Nav Be Nominated for Governor Some Time
Tonight Although Either FERGUSON or Marron APP
pareny Can Have Nomination If Either Man Says the
Word G. A. Richardson, of Roswell Permanent Chair
man: Baca, Secretary; Zimmerman and Vigil Assistant
Secretaries.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
STATE OFFICIALS
INVESTIGATING
Governor Tener Starts on Tour
of Inspection of Austin, Pa
Swept Last Saturday BY De.
vastating Flood.
IN nvrnlng nerals a. .. leased wIr.I

NuHIln, ITI V|I F.-bUV IUUU r
T'nor. who ,ed here last usht
from iidr.-HH started TODAY ou bls
tour ot usl ION of tho destroy "a
district u.lu.us the dam of tho Ha. -
'es pulp aud paper company. lhc so.
Jag out off WH ON Saturday resulted
n the dealt. distress aud prynuon
which has uE pread this village.
stronger #au ever today was tho
onnion that n' GOVERNOR yislt u-
dicatrd tha tl, state officials are
looking over 1r Htuatlon with a view
OF asccrtanns their authorit, IN con-
ducting an u,tlgaiion as tu the lia-
hillly nud d. visibility of thc CON
dltiun of thU dum'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
DEMOCRATS CONDEMNED
IN MASSACHUSETTS


Boston, Mass Oct TT he k0put
lican state convention today adopted
"a platform which. after condcmning
tho Democrats in congress Tor attack
Ing he tariff. praises tho wisdom
ana flrmness OF President TAFT ur in
.nInOsing yetnes against such rash
M conceived, disastrous tamporins
Aitb the prosperity and business OF a
nf"If peOple
rhp administration of President
Tau SIS heartily endorsed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
INTRIGUE RESPONSIBLE
SAYS Or. PORRAs

Washington. n q OCT Z Political
riclury sniue of tbg Panama gov.
comment on iis own legation herc ami
chicanery designed 20 cripple his can
didacy Tor the presldonc, were alleged
hy d. Bolisario poras TODAY io be
Che reasons underlying his recall rom
Washington Dr pOrras uNu1yted
the whole affair to political iu.r.eue
uf President Arusomona
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
COWBOYS PERFORM
WILD WEST STUNTS
FOR PRESIDENT
IN CHEYENNE
Chief Executive Watches the
Broncho Busters; Takes Au-
tomobile Ride, and Makes n
Speech on Tariff Vetoes.
WYOMING IS sOLIDLY
SURELY REPUBLICAN
en-, IycaInE uesuid 4. P. leased w,ss

'ns EvcninE nersid =. y. leased wgssl
tIt.N .N"un" WNn.. oct f-.rrgHldt
Tar ew "a bt 1f tho old Sost today.
Cheyenne did not merely watch him
drive through hcr strcots ana listen
to presidential oratory bat Frontier
duy with bucking bronco. Wild races
end Ito stunts" which abound Ice Mild
west shows Was repeated for the prca-
Idcuts benefit The reception commit
tee made the show ss nearly az pos.i-
bic iAc that held few weeks ago
and G5 prformors uf al sorts appeared
before MIR Taft
Ia addition to Tho show. the prtsi-
dents program here Included an au-
tomubilo ride through the city. re-
view ol troops and an address In the
local opcri house His train is schcd
ulcd to make two moro stops in wy
oming today and should reach Salt
Lake City Titan tomorrow
Dharios Irwin. who ran the mlnla-
turo frontier day show for Mr. Tan's
benefit had "A mpgrBm arranged with
some unusual features Ia tho riding.
nucking and outlaw horses there were
ponies named 'Bil TAFT" Archie
Butt senator warren" schedule
* Reciprocity" and TEDDY Roosc-
velt.'
"Hllly Tart" threw Jack Martin. hls
ridcr. before ne hsd gone a hundred
feet frank carter. an cN-champion
bustor uf the world stuck close to
Archie Butt" schedule X" was
mustered by Clayton Dnnss. another
rX-champlon. but Teddy Roosevelt
proved too strenuous a bucker for
Paul Henscu.
Mr. Tnft stood with senator War
ron ana Governor carey of wyoming
iH-thao tudges' stand Cor an hour and
a hnlf and watched tho stunts" fio
shook hands with tho "Husters" with
charlie Irwin aud his daughters who
appeared lu several events Tho re-
Wow uf troops before the frontier
ehuw brought ont several thousand
soldiers from Fort y. 4 Russell. In
trodua ,ug Mt TAFT 90 au audience In
the opera housc. senator Warren said
NE had como thruuph tho nghis for
"Rec.prority. schedule X. and that
munstroslty. tho cotton biu." siiil
smiling serene and with shoulders un-
b,nt The president ln hi7 remarks
confined himself largely 90 Discus
don OF his mrir bin yetoos
TAFT POPULAR ~ WYOMING.
Tbc Tribune SAYS concerning Tuits
visit to cheyenne "rho warm welcome
President Tlft received in tho capital
of Wyomlug today .Tdicatcs that the
state is Bul Republican by large
majority and believes 100 tho wis" ud-
mnistrntion of President TAFT His
veto OF TIE wool bin Is heartily en-