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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

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L..s. is asrlI! complete vth1-. al
.,-st Is Jew stands ~ bees Properly
managed theg viii no, only add 90
,hy profits of their owner. bun supply
his table with an abundance % the
most luxurious of al deueaci-s -al
add materially 60 the fertility ol als
barr.e, and fruits hy the peuea-sls-
'-.lauus habits that these insects
possess
I-. Important .e-;-se. however. is
generally omitted. %. carried on N
s-.. way a., % result !u re-y utt-
pra,t and @ great deal of tr0urle.
ana usually results DO failure in t4a
end. and ,hi, la face %. The fact that
u might easily bee made one ot Jhe
most profitable and fascinating &C.!
the fruit growers occupations
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

SpfrIsI tr thf II Grid.
Pawhuska Okla. May e.-The
Osase county commissioners ordered
working the inmates OF the Jail on the
roads stopped for the reason tha; Il
Is rather expensive 90 gusrd aud
transport the prisoners TO and from
IN slr work every morning. noon and
eveIlns. In the future perhaps. two
or three isils on wheels will he pro-
vided. 40 tlat the prisoners can be
kept safely near their work during the
day and night time
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
ALDR|CH HAS
GOOD PLAN
Does Not Favor Central Bank
But Has Devised Substi-
tute for 1t
CENTRAL FISCAL ASSOCIATION
To Be Principal Reserve Agent
and Depository of the
Government.

Washington, Jan. 17.-Senator Al
drich's long awaited plan for revi-
sion of the national banking legisla-
ton" as he calls it, was made pub
lie today. He does not contemplate
the establishment of central bank.
1t is so far from what most people
have expected Mr.. Aldrich to pro-
pose that it may come as surprise,
Indeed. Mr.. Aldrich expressly dis
claims belief in a central bank. What
ne does propose, is the establishment
OF a reserve association of America,
representing what might be called
the federation of local associations
formed by national banks. He says
ne believes that such association will
not be subject to the domination OF
influence Of any political or finaneia
group. The association would be the
principal fiscal agent and depository
OF the government, would fix from
time to time the rate of exchange OF
discount and eventually it's notes
would replace those of national banks
A system of mutual support by which
the associations members will NEE
| the currency emergencies was de
tailed at length.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
WILL COLON|ZE
$4,000 ACRES
Great Projectin in Curry County
Undertaken bv Hugo Sea-
berg Of Ration
NEW TOWNS ARE PLANNED
Artesian Wells, Pumping Plants,
Irrigation, Systems, In
dustries.

Attorney Hugo Seaberg of Ration,
and associates. have acquired from
the Santa Fe Railroad company, 9S,-
coo acres in Curry county. These
lands lie northeast of Melrose and
the purchasers will develop them by
boring for artesian water, installing
pumping plants and irrigation sys-
tens. colonizing farms and townsites
and establishing industries. The fru-
ition of these plans will depend a
good deal on statehood. They will
mean the investment of millions of
dollars of capital and will make
Curry one of the richest counties in
the territory What is more, the ex
ample set will induce others to &C
complish like results in other por
tions of the territory. In fact, SINH
lar plans are under way for the
TERRA Amarillo grant in Rio Arribs
county; and the Sangre de Crist,
grant in Taos county. The develop
ment of New Mexico, If the constitu
! ton is adopted on Saturday, will b,
nothing short of marvellous
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
SMITH APPOINTED
CIRCUIT JUDGE
Congressman From Iowa
Given Place Made Vacant
by Vandevanter
THERE WERE MANYGANDIDATES
He Has Served on the Bench
and Is Forty Eight Years
of Age.

Washington, Jan. 17.-PresidenJ
Taft today sent to the Senate the NOM
nation of Representative Walter l..
Smith of Iowa to be United States
circuit judge of the eighth circuit,
This is the circuit from which Judge
Vandeventer was recently elevated to
the supreme bench. There were a doz-
en- candidates for the place.
Smith is a member of the present
House of Representative and the
Congressional Directory gives his
biography as follows:
Walter l. Smith, Republican OF
Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie county
was born at Council Bluffs, July 10,
1862; received a common school edu-
cation. and studied law in the Office
of Colonel D. B. Daily; was admitted
to practice December, 1882 married
Effie NJ. Moon in July, 1890; was elect,
ed judge of the fifteenth judicial dis
trict of Iowa in November. 1890, and
reelected in 1894 and in 1898: and
was elected, in November 1900, to
the Fifty-sixth Congress, to fill va
vancy caused by the resignation Of
Hon. Smith Mcpherson; was elected
to the Fifty-seventh, Fifty-eighth, Fif
ty-ninth, and Sixtieth Congresses, and
reelected to the Sixty-first Congress
receiving 23,215 votes. to 1861 fol
R. c. Spencer, Democrat, 392 for ]. J
Kelly, Prohibitionist, and 364 for Wal
ter Cook, Socialist
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
.GOOD-By To
ALBERT BEVER|DGE
Kern, a Democrat, Will Sue
ceed the Gentleman from
Indiana
LODGE HAS FIGHT OF LIFE
James Reed Will Succeed u. S.
Senator William Warner,
/ Republican.

Boston. Jan. 1.-THE liveliest con-
test for the selection of United
States Senator that has developed in
the Massachusetts legislature for a
quarter of a century, drew great
crowd to the state house today. 1t
was generally admitted before the
voting began that Senator Lodge
would be reelected on part of the
Senate, where his supporters claim
"a out of 40 votes.
Dead Lock in House.
The situation in the House however
is different. The supporters of Mr..
Lodge asserted that he will be in the
lead, if not today, then in joint ses-
sion tomorrow On the other hand,
! the anti-Lodge members, made up Of
Democrats, insurgent Republicans and
a Socialist are equally certain that the
lower house will be deadlocked for
some days.
| Democrat DispTaces Warner.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. Thames
A. Reed, Democrat, of Kansas City,
will be chosen United States Senator
by the Missouri legislature today to
succeed William Warner, Republican,
Kern Succeeds Beveridge.
! Indianapolis, Jan. 1.-THE legisla'
/ ture will today elect John W. Kern
Democrat, United States Senator, to
succeed Albert J. Beveridge, Republi'
can.
No Successor for AIdrich.
! Providence, R. l., Jan. 17.-There
was no choice for United States Sen
ator by the legislature today.
Nebraska Sends Democrat to Senate
i Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 17,-Congress'
man G. M. Hitchcock, Democrat, was
today elected U. S. senator to sue
ceed Senator E. J. Burkett.
Young Leads in Iowa.
Des Moines, Jan. 1.-THE first bal
lot for United States senator today
had no result Senator Young led
the Republicans with 33 votes.
A Deadlock at Albany.
Albany, N. Y, Jan. IA deadloei
resulted from the ballot taken by the
Senate and assembly separately fol
United States Senator today. William
F. Sheehan, who led the Democratic
, candidates received 81 votes in boil
Houses. As 1856 members voted, thi'
was eight less than the majority nee
essary for election 1t is understood
that twenty of the twenty-five Demo
Gratis who last night refused to abid
by the decision of the Democratic
, caucus have signed an agreement no
to be controlled by the caucus.
Connecticut Makes a Change.
Hartford, Conn, Jan. 17.-Georg
Phine Mclean, Republican, today wa
chosen U. S. Senator succeeding Sena
l tor Bulkley
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
ANDREWS ON HIS WAY
HOME TO VOTE
House Committee on Census Turns
Peculiar Trick on New Mexico
Texas Hung Up

Washington, D. c., Jan. 17.-The
House committee on the census Of.
fered an amendment to the appor-
tionment bill that "If Arizona and
New Mexico become states before the
apportionmeut of the next decennial
census, they have one representative
each; if one territory becomes state
it shall have one representative and
he shall be in addition to the 433 un.
til the next decennial census"
The senate joint resolution No. 124,
regarding the Texas New Mexico
boundary, came up in the House on
the calendar. Payne of New York,
objected to the present consideration,
Delegate Andrews left on Sunday
noon, travelling four thousand miles
to vote for the constitution.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSlNATE
PREMIER BRAND AT PARIS
Fellow Member of Cabinet Received
One of Two Bullets Intended
for His Chief.

Paris, Jan. 1.-TWO revolver shots
were fired at Premier BRAND in the
chamber of deputies this afternoon.
He was unharmed. M. Mirman, di-
rector of public relief, received one
of the bullets in his leg.
AssaiIant is Insane.
Paris, Jan. 1.-THE assailant is a
man named Gesolme, formerly clerk
of the courts at Bayonne. He was i'm
mediately seized by the police and hur-
ried to prison. The excited deputies
rushed on the prisoner and struck
him with fists as the police were hur.
rying him away Gesolme recently
was liberated from an insane asylum
following an unsuccessful attempt Oh
the life of the British consul at st
Sebastian.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
JACK o'8RlEN SIGNS
WOLGAST FOR THREE FIGHTS
Frank Gotch, Wrestling Champion,
Also Declares He Will Re-
enter the Game,

Cadillac, Mich, Jan. 17.-Ad VOL.
CAST, lightweight champion, has at
last decided to fight. While in Phil
adelphia, Jack O'Brien, who was here
last week, said he signed Wolgast
for three fights. The battles are to
be six rounds each and will be with
Knockout" Brown, Battling Nelson
and either Owen Moran or Packey
Mcfarland. The first fight will be
February s, either with Mcfarland or
Mora. Next will come Brown on Feb.
ruary IS. Six days later Nelson will
be taken on. Wolgast says he will
get $4,000 for each appearance.
Gotch Bobs Up Again
Chicago, Jan. 17.-Frank Gotch,
the wrestling champion, today con.
firmed the report that be would re-
enter the game and that he had been
matched to meet Henry Ordemann in
"a finish contest here on February 8.
"The date is correct" said Gotch,
'and | intend to go out and clean up
few of them"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
WONDERFUL RESCUE OF
GERMAN SUBMARINE
It Sank to Bottom of Harbor of Kie
and Was Lifted by Power
full Cranes.

Kiel, Germany, Jan. 17.-German
submarine "U-3" sank today in Heick-
endorf Bay, in the harbor of Kiel.
The number of men aboard is not
known. The submarine salvage ship
Vulkan, equipped with powerful
cranes, has been sent to the assist,
ance of the submarine. The comman-
der of the submarine communicated
with the rescuers by means of buoy
telephone, and said that he and the
crew are in no immediate danger, as
the supply of oxygen will last forty.
eight hours. The sinking was caused
by the accidental filling of the water
bunkers.
Submarine Is Rescued.
Kiel, JAN 1.-THE submarine was
raised later and the crew rescued.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
ELK AND BASEBALL PITCHER
KEYSTONE STATE GOVERNOR.
John J. Tener Is Inaugurated as Chief
Executive of Pennsylvania at
Harrisburg.

Harrisburg, Ja., Jan. 17,--John j
Tener, who years ago was the star
pitcher with the Chicago Nationals
and a prominent Elk, was today in
augurated governor of Pennsylvania
In his inaugural address the new gov
ernor recommended abolishing the
present railroad commission and sub
stituting a public commission vested
with power of general supervision
and control over all the corporations
and individuals having to do with pub
lie utilities. He also favored the com
pulsory arbitration law, and asked
that the legislature consider the ques
ton of the commission form of gov
ernment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
GREAT DEMOCRATIC POW-WOW
AT BALTIMORE TODAY.
Gab-Fest at Which William Jennings
Bryan Seems to Shine by His
Absence.

Baltimore, Jan. 17-Baltimore to
day was the gathering place of prom
inent Democrats of all sections of the
country, invited to take part in the
Jackson Day celebration of the Dem
ocratic victories in 1910. Governor
Harmon of Ohio led the vanguard
The celebration included an after.
noon meeting with Governor Harmon
Champ Clark and Senator Bailey as
speakers and a banquet tonight.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
TROUBLE IN CONVENTION
OF UNITED MINE WORKERS.
Attempt to Remove Headquarters
From Columbus to Indianapolis
is Resisted,

Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 1.-THE Unit
ed Mine Workers of America met in
convention here today The trouble
started Immediately. Alexander How
att of st. Louis, backed by the Hi
nols delegation, moved that the con-
vention be moved back to Indianapo-
lis at once, but President Lewis stat
ed emphatically that he will not con.
slider any such motion.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17

Trenton, N. ]. Jan. 17.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson today assumed the
duties of chief executive of New Jer-
sey, and delivered his inaugural ad.
dress.
Sweeping reform in legislation,
mot the foolish order of 100 sanguine
or tco radical REFORM the Governor
says, tbut merely the tasks that are
evident and pressing" are urged.
Chief among them are the enactment
of an employers liability law, provi-
ding for compensation to injured and
distilled workmen; the perfection
and the extension of the direct pri
mary law to all elective offices, and
to Iarty nominations; law restric.
ting the issuance of charters to cor.
porat ations and providing for close
scrutiny and regulation of existing
corIprations: the enactment of con.
servstion law, and revision of the
existing method of taxation. He said
in part:
/ "Tle opportunity of our day in the
! field Of politics no man can. mistake
who can read any, even he most SUI
perfidal signs of the times. We have
never seen day when duty was
more plain, the task to be performed
more obvious, the way in which to ac
comDlish it more easy 10 determine
The whole world has chlnged within
the lifetime of men not yet in theil
| thirties; the world of business and
therefote the world of society and
the world of politics. The organi
zation and movement of business are
now. and upon noble Gale. Busi
ness has changed so ralidly that fol
a long time we were cnfused. alar
med, bawildered in a s)rt of terror
of the things we ourselves raised up
The corporations arr no Longer
hobgoblins which have sprung at us
out of some mysterious ambush; nol
yet unholy inventions of rascally
rich men, nor yet the puzzling de
vises by which ingen,us lawyer!
build up huge rights olt Of multi
tude of small wrongs: lut merely or
ganizations of perfectly ineligible
sort which the law has licensed foi
the convenience of extensive bust
ness; organizations which have pro
we'd very useful, but which have TO
the time being slipped out of the con
troll of the very law that gave then
leave to be and can maze or unmak,
them at pleasure. We have now t.
set ourselves to control them, sober
ly but effectively, and o bring then
thoroughly within the regulation o
the law.
!, "In the first place tbs plain tina
; our laws with regard tcI the relations
, |
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
EIGHT MEN COOKED
IN STEAM EXPLOSION.

Washington, Jan. 17.-Eight men
were killed and one injured on the
battleship Delaware enroute from
Guantanimo, to Hampton Roads
this morning, according to a wireless.
The men were burned by steam. De-
tails are not given.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
WILSON AND THE
CORPORATIONS
New Jersey Inaugura es as
Governor Former T esi-
dent of Princeton
COMPENSATION FOR EMP DYES
Ballot and Election Reform Out.
lined in Gubernatoral
Message.
' ' ' y y y ' :
Woodrow Wilson's Message.

: Woodrow Wilson's Message.
y Corporations are or uiza-
' tions which have proven very
Y useful but which have fir the
\ time being slipped out { the
= control of the very la% that
Y gave them leave to b and
. that can make or unmak them
Y at pleasure. We have HOW to
= set ourselves to control them.
: soberly but effectively, md to
& bring them thoroughly with
y in the regulation of the law
y "Our law with regards o the
y relations of emloyer al! em-
\ ploye we're framed for another
\ age which nobody now living
y remembers. New rules
y must be devised for their (em-
\ ploye5D protection, for their
= compensation when Injured,
y for their support when dis bled.
y 81 would urge the iIupera-
y tive obligation of public poll
y ~ and public honesty We are
y under, to effect such changes
y in the law of the state as viii
y henceforth effectually prevent
Y the abuse of the privilege Of in
Y corporation which has n re-
\ cent years brought as much
y discredit upon our state
' Scrutiny and regulation
Y ought also to be extended to
y corporations already operating
\ under the license and tuthori-
= ty of the state.
\ Our whole system of taxa
\ tion, which is no system at
y all needs overhauling from top
= to bottom.
Y Our primary laws should be
\ extended to every elective Of
y fee, and to the selection of
y every party committee or Off
y cial.
X 1T is estimated that most of
Y the food supply of the people
IS of northern New Jersey and
y half the food supply #ar New
* York City is kept in cold stor-
y age warehouses in Hudson
y county, N. j., awaiting the
y state of the market. The result
= is not only to control prices,
y but also to endanger health.
= I earnestly urge that the leg
y islature push some effective
y law OF inspection and limita-
y tion to enactment"
Is y X y y y y \ y y y
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ENGINEERS
THREATEN TO STRIKE.
Those in Mexico AK for Same Wage
Schedule as Thtse in United
States Receive.

Naco, Ariz., Jan. 1t.-Engineers of
the Southern Pacific IN Mexico have
presented a demand Il General Man
ager Ingram at Ell Palhe, Sonora, for
wage schedule simiNr to the one
in effect on the Southern Pacific in the
United States. If not granted by z
o'clock tonight, all engineers of the
road are expected to strike
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
FERNCROFT INN AT
DENVER BURNS TO GROUND

Danvers. Mass, Jan. 17.-Ferncroft
Inn, dating from Colonial times, was
burned early today. The few guests
in the house escaped unhurt The
loss is $4,000. Ferncroft Inn is one
of the oldest hotels in New England.
It was built in 1879 and always has
been used as a hotel.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
VIENNA, ON THE DANUBE.
ENTERS 100000 CLASS

Vienna, AIN. 1.-THE census taken
IN December shows that the popula-
ton OF Vienna numbers 2,0O4,291 The
increase in the last decade is less
than anticipated. The population in
1900 was 1,64S,355.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
TEXANS WILL
TAKE NOTICE
Uncle Sam To Send Sur
veyor to Look That Boun-
dary Line Over
FIFTY POUNDS OF ACCOUNTS
Treasurer Otero Back From Taos
and Governor Expected
Home Tomorrow.

ID, d. Kirkpatrick, the well known
United States examiner of surveys
will doubtless make the residents OF
the Lone Star State sit up and take
notice next week when he arrives at
Ell Paso to examine the boundary line
which separates Texas from New
Mexico In view of the point raised
by Delegate Isidoro Armijo in the
constitutional convention lately, that
a large slice Of Texas really belongs
to New Mexico the examination OF the
basis for the survey already made VIII
excite unusual interest.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury: From Game and FISH
Warden Gable $25.25; from William
M. Robbins, treasurer of Sierra coun
ty, $1,476.72.
Official Trips.
Governor Mills is expected back
from Alamogordo Wednesday night.
Game Warden Gable has gone to
Albuquerque ON important business.
Territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Oterc
returned last night from Taos county
where he made whirIwind campaign
with other orators in favor of state
hood.
Incorporation.
Articles Of incorporation with
certificate of non-liability were flee
today in the territorial secretary's OF
flee by the Russell Mercantile Com
pany, with headquarters at Knowles
Eddy county, the incorporators beint
William J. Russell, Virgil B. Russel
and Rudolph 0. Russell, the capita
stock being $4,000, $4,000 of whicl
was subscribed, William j. Russell
owning 9S shares at $1O0 share ant
the other two incorporators one shar'
each. The existence of the compan,
is to be at least so years
Notary Appointed.
Governor Mills has appointed Man
-ae} F. Jiminez of Casa Grande, Sal
Miguel county, a notary public.
Secretary's Accounts.
One can form an impression OF tn
amount of work which has fallen o.
the territorial secretary, assistan
secretary and office force as resul
of the statehood enabling act by tn
fact that it took Il registered paci
ages to carry all of the account
which had to be sent to Washingto
Yesterday. The packages weighe
more than fifty pounds in all and COZ
tanned all the vouchers, abstracts an
balance sheets showing business don
for the quarter, ending December 3
1910.
Land Entries.
The following made homestead e1
tries at the local land office yeste
day: Antonio Jose Candelario, Sa
Rafael, Valencia county; Pauline BIZ
bic Slack, Encino, Torrance county
Felix Luis de Barela, Natividad Gl
tierrez, Griegos, Bernalillo county
Otto A. H. Lohmeier, Optimo, Nor
county; Lusianita Salazar, Gonzale
Mckinley county; Rufino Lopez, Ma:
well, Colfax county.
Report on Monday.
The superintendent of public i
struction will probably be able
make report by Monday or Tuesda
on the examinations for teachers ce
tifcates recently taken all over tt
territory. The results of these exam
nations are naturally awaited wit
keen interest by the teachers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
SALOON AND BARKEEPER
JUMP OUT OF WINDOW

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 17.-John An
derson, saloon proprietor, and Ben
Christensen, a bartender, in his en-
q ploy, were instantly killed early to-
day when they fell from third story
window of hotel.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-17
LAW STUDENTS
FOR CONSTITUTION
New Mexico Young Men at
Ann Arbor, Michigan,
Pass Resolutions
SOUTHERN SANTA FE ALBRIGHT
Vigorous Campaign Still On in
Most of the Twenty-Six
Counties.
Ann Arbor, Michigan.
January 14,191l.

TO THE EDITOR.
Dear Sir:
We enclose herewith a copy of a
resolution passed by the New Mexico
Club of the University OF Michigan
The New Mexico Club at this uniVer-
sity consists Of ten members, the fol-
lowing: ]. S. Bowman, Ocate; |. l..
Grmshaw, Santa Fe; John r. Merle,
il, Santa Fe; Wilson W. Mills. San
ia Fe; Edgar l.. Jaffa, Albuquerque;
Edward L. Perkins, Albuquerque;
Robert F. McKinstry, Hagerman;
Lawrence A. Tamme, East Las We
gas; Waldo C. Twitchell East Las
Vegas.
Although We are at some distance
from New Mexico. our love for that
particular portion of the Southwest
grows greater with absence, and we
have keen interest in anything that
affects her future welfare. Our slo-
gas is to promote the Michigan men
| in New Mexico.
Yours very truly,
NEW MEXICO CLUB OF THE UNI
VERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
]. S. BROWN,
Secretary.