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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
IltINCu NNINTOR
BRIAkS RECORD
nv Evening Herald 4. a.. Gsas@d Wtrel

Paris. Nus q jules Needrinso, the
French aviator broke the record for
-iugi, 'nng distance tlight today In
competing rot the Miehelin cup He
covered 500 k.lomoters G9G.S miesl
n sr,ou hours. 5d minutes and %
seconds. beating Ioridnns mark of
sOe kNumctrrs HGG mllesp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
FINAL RESTING PLACE
WILL. nE IN CHICAGO

Aurora. lll. Aug a--lt is stated
her, that the body ~ John W. Gates
win Do gNen is 0nal resting place
in the littla cemetery AT West chic
cago iu the lot whore his parents are
Inferred Mr. Gates was horn In West
Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
.LOR|MER PROBE IS
ENDED IN CAPITAL
1t Will Probably Be Resumed
in October in Chicago
Where Several Other In
portant Witnesses Live.
tny Evening Hrrald 4. y. leased Wire,

thl Evening trfnld \. y. Leased MiFrl
Washington aus H.-fhC senHtt
Lorimer committee today adjourned
its hearings iu Washington 10 resume
probably early iu October In Chicago
at The cal of Chairman Dillingham;
Attorney Ho1lv %. the committee am.
GounCod thui ,hD list nl witucSso.
summoned had been exhausted
And everybody glse.' he said
The last session OF the committee
was occupied with the nnal cross *
animation ut former State senator
ll0lstlaW OF Illinois, who claims he
received s. 5U0 Tor voting for l.orimer
The examination dealt particularly
with his testimony HAT he first mad.
the statement ot having received mon
cy Ia escaDc prosecution In Sangamon
county Illinois, in connection with q
furniture deal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
DEMOCRATS ASSERT THEY CAN PASS
MEASURE AGAIN BY TWO THIRDS VOTE

Nelson Substitute Was Favored BY President But it Was
Defeated BY Decisive Vote and House Resolution Was
Put Through BY Overwhelming Majority eliminating
Long and Spirited Debate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
PRESIDENT TAFT WILL VETO
FLOOD RESOLUTION BECAUSE
Of ARIZONA RECALL CLAUSE

Measure Which Passed the Senate BY Large Majority Yes
terday Displeases Executive Who Leaves No Room for
Longer Doubt That He Will hit From the Shoulder at
Popular Measure Governing the Judiciary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

ped their functions and smoth,rod
the action OF the heart
Mrs Gates accompanied her hug
band to Europe ana sn had hecn with
him throughout his illness, Before
marriage shc was Miss Deuoro r.
B.kcr of St Charles, Illinois. In roe
cent years thcs had made their home
iu NtW York
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
TODAY ~ CDNtsHtfSS.
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senate" .
. Alrt go noon
. Upon official announcement .
. ui lrHih of senator William a. =
. Fryr. udionrnmon3 V1s pkou 1t .
. i:UG b. Sol. ul noon Thursdoy .
. ou OF respect to his memory
lurimvt election Investigation =
y committee Fdiouru,d Co.. meet ln .
. ChislEo u October
o secretary ot State KnoN urscd .
. expeditions action on british .
y and French arbitration treaties =
. before tlc foreign r'htious .
4 committee Z
senate ana house appointed .
. committee to attend tuncrnl of
. senator FrNc "a Lewiston. Alr
. q became known thnl prcsi- =
. dent Tau would veto the Ar. Z
. sona Sew Mexico statehood bin
. committee ON finance decided 4
. 90 report tho cotton revision hilI Z
. adversely o tho senate nu =
= ThurgdaN
. IiOuSc. Z
o Mct az noop
= Stcoi trust investigating COM 4
. mlttre IN cXeruiivr session de- Z
. cided not To press George " 4
y Perkins Tor answers regarding
y campaign contributions. but an 4
y nouncod that IL would require Z
. the production of books of SUBJ I
. sidiary companies.
Investigation 90 Wiley and
y Rcmscn board churges was con 4
. tnucd by aEri, i,ultural comnt- 4
q toe
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continued on Page 9. Column So
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TODNN'S GAMES
National League.
\ntrrican League

Philadelphia .'...''.''
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-09
SIMMONS AND LORIMER.

We feel that an injustice is being
done Senator Simmons in the critf-
eism of his vote to seat Senator Lori
mer from Illinois, charged with hav-
ing obtained his election by question
able methods. Mr.. Simmons was a
member of the jury and has exhibited
the courage of his convictions in this
vote to acquit a colleague whom he
believed to be not guilty. We adj
mire a man Of that kind. Published
reports OF the Investigation indicated
the justice Of the charges preferred
against the new Senator from Illinois
and we regret that senior senator
could not see his way clear to oppose
the exhonoration that has come to
him. But the Tar Heel Senator was
doubtless in possession of evidence
hat has not been given to the public
when he cast his vote in favor Of
adopting the majority report of the
committee. 1t is a commendable vir.
tue in any man to act in accordance
With the dictates Of his own con.
science and we believe Senator Sim,
nons has been actuated in this matter
BY his keen Ems of right and justice
He may have made a mistake, but no
Intentionally and attempts to i'm
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-09

The Legislature has done handsome
ly in making appropriations to. state
Neutrality-suspicious., charitable and ed
ucational,-and; for the public schools,
The total annual appropriation for ali
purposes carried by the omnibus bill
is $1,151, 500. The educational insti-
tons asked for amounts considerably
in excess of the sum allowed by the
committee for purposes of public i'm.
provements, but will have to be con.
tent with that which they "are about
to receive" Considering the funds
available, the committe on appropria.
tons was liberal in it's donations.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-09
SHERMAN PLAYS A SHABBY
TRICK.

Turns OVerman Down Through Pet
ty Spite-LOrimer Vote The Cause.
Washington, D. c., March 4.-Lee
s. Overman, the junior Senator rom
North Carolina has been punished by
the Vice-President- Of United States
continued presence in the United
State Senate Of William Lorimer,
whom forty members of that body de-
his seat was purchased.
For voting against Lorimer, who is
the close personal friend of Vice
President Sherman, Senator Overman
has been turned down for appoint
ment as a member Of the commits
sion that is to have charge OF the
establishment Of the White Mountain
land Appalachian Forest Reserves.
Senator Overman was not only en-
dorsed by his Democratic colleagues,
Iut by the chairman and the members
lof the State commission of Forest Re
lservation which considered the bill
land reported it to the Senate. In adj
ition, he was the ranking active De-
lmocrat on the committee and had
lcharge of the on the minori-
lty side when it came up for passage.
by every rule OF precedent and right
Senator Overman should have been
Appointed a member Of the commits
sion to represent the Senate, and
dignation among Senators when it
was learned that Senator Overman
had been turned down.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-09

The Hustler disapproYes some OF the
measures proposed by Representative
Ewart in the General Assembly, but
accords to him the credit of having
been one of the most energetic mem
bers of either house. Newspaper re-
ports of the House proceedings have
indicated that he has been constantly
ION the job" Offering bills and partic-
ipating in the discussions. He in
troduced a greater number OF bills
than any other member of either
house, but at this writing we are not
advised of the final result of his &C.
tivities.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-09
NO WESTERN TRAINING SCHOOL

That Western Carolina Training
School will not be established in the
immediate future, but it is bound tc
come in the course Of events. The
fight has just begun and if the people
OF this section will stand together in.
stead of d~isagreeing, as in the pres
emit case, they may be able to accom-
plish their purpose when the Gener-
al Assembly meets two years hence.
OF the eight western members who
voted on the bill in the House COM
mittee on appropriations four Of them,
Ray, Of Macon; Brown, of Jackson;
Spainhour, of Burke, and Doughton,
of Allegheny went on record against
it. Messrs Ray and Brown had proba-
BILE u for their action, after the
point was made that the establish
ment of another state institution in
the ser section would prove
detrimental to the Cullowhee Nor
may in Jackson county. This was
denied by Senator Martin and Repre-
sentative Williams, of Buncombe,
who properly contended that the pro-
posed training school was destined to
meet a need peculiar unto itself and
to advance the cause of higher educa-
ton only.
However. the friends of Collowhee
we're ''set in their ways" and succeed
ed in putting the would-be rival to
sleep. 1t is the same old story of a
house divided against ITSELF" There
must be concerted action if the move
ment to establish a training school in
1he west is to succeed. A thorough
understanding Of conflicting views
n an adjustment of contested
points at issue shall have to be made
to warrant a continuance of the fight
The CuIloWhee folks are entirely
right in resisting any attempt to
cripple their institution, but we be-
Heve their conclusions are not well
founded. The purpose of the Western
Thinning School was, from the out
set, stated to be for the training OF
teachers and not the preparation OF
students for college, a class Of work
Cullowhee is performing in a very ad-
mirable manner. State institutions in
various sections of the commonwealth
are not friendly to the idea of Great.
ing any more rival institutions and
unless the entire western section car
be brought together in a united eff,
fort to continue the fight, recently be.
gun, for a great educational college
the plan may as we'll be abandoned
1t is useless to waste energy in {
hopeless cause. But lets get togeth.
ier and demand the recognition t.
which this section is entitled at tn,
hands of the state.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-09

North Carolina is coming to the ten
hour law at last. The Legislature
has passed an act limiting the hours
of labor in manufacturing establish
ments to sixty per week instead Of six
ty-six. This means ten hours per day
and is a long step forward in a needed
reform. Eleven hours confinement
six days in the week is hurtfu1 TO
adults to say nothing of small chill
dren and this legislation will have a
salutary effect. The law becomes eff
fective on January 1, 1912, which gives
the manufacturers ample time to adj
just themselves to new conditions.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-09
ITE AND GOD BOTH ON THE
OTHER SIDE, BILL FAILED.a
Continued from First page.

preparations for the different institu-
lions and movements identified with
the Lost Cause, made his last speech
on this occasion.
Sued for Neglect.
Registrar Sam King of Henderson,
vile will be interested In the bill for
the relief of John Laws, 50 years re-
gistrar of deeds of Orange County.
Laws neglected to record a marriage
license, has been successfully sued for
$4,000 and wants the legislature to
knock out the judgment. The legisla-
ture probably will refuse to do SO.
The Speaker a. Man.
When Speaker DoWd tried to thank
the house of representatives for that
beautiful silver service presented TO
him Saturday, he simply couldn't. HUI
man nature is human nature the world
over and amongst all classes and
conditions Of men-including poll
ticians. Representative billiard of
Cherokee made the effective and
brief presentation speech. He and
Dowd have crossed swords many a
time during this session. and when the
big and burly Speaker responded his
voice trembled and his eyes were full
Of tears. And If you know Dowd you
know this was no p~lay-acting, for he
is a man. The service is very beautE
full and suitably engraved.
Ewart's Road Laws.
Representative Ewarts road laws
are in the Senate but there is little
danger Of their getting out alive. The
present effective law will be given a
still better opportunity of demon
strating it's worth under the able ada
ministration of Supervisor Press
Patton.
Board Of Education and Justices
Peace.
Mr.. J. w. Morgan has been appoint
ed a member of the Henderson
county Board of Education. MI. Nor
gan ranks high as an experienced ed,
ucator and the children's interests
are safe in his hands. The appoint
is for a term of six years, ehec-
tive from the first Monday in July.
Following are the names of the new
" appointed Justice CT the Peace for
Mills River township. l.. Cash,
N. w. Possey. Sidney Gallamore, /.
B. Allen.
HendersonviIle Township-W. L
Miller, J.. d. Dermid, G. p. Liverett,
w. G. Gullick, j. r. W1lkle, j. X. Ed
ney, L. A. Edwards, Andy Davenport,
S. T. Hodges, C. T. Rodgers.
Edneyville Township-G. B. Hill, G..
Oats T. A. Whitaker.
Blue Ridge Township s. Jack
son. w. A. King. Nd
Clear Creek@A M. Maxwell. Sam
Hoopers Creek. T. Sales, E. G.
Cunningham, C. M. Fletcher.
Green River-W. A. Waters, w. N.
Corbin, j. A. Pace.
Crab Creek Township. 7. Jones.
MI. Cannon i'm Raleigh.
Hon A. Cannon, member State
of Agriculture has returned
home after spending a few days here
state business. 7
Representative Wood of T~ransylya:
mia was one of a party Of Legislators
who partook of Mr.. Carr OF Durham'sH
al a dinner at the Yarbor-
ough last week.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-09
The General Assembly Of 1911 has
passed into history.

The forty-fve members Of the liber-
al party in Nicaragua, who have been
condemned to death for participation
in the plot to kill President Estrada
and overthrow the government, in
clude many who were prominent in
Nicaraguan political affairs during the
reign Of Jose Santos Zelaya. Mail adj
vices received say that the men are
now in chains in various penitentiaries
in Nicaragua. The date of execution
is being kept secret.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-09

Watch your liable on the wrap
per of your Hustler. If It is
over 6 months behind the pa
per will be discontinued. You
have been sufficiently warned
and we will be obliged to dis
continue your subscription un-
less you pay i'm advance.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-09

propriated for marking graves of
confederate dead in confederate Gene
terry, Raleigh.
Sum of $500 annually for Guilford
Battle Ground Company, and 5000
| additional annually for two years for
erection of monuments.
Two hundred dollars annually is
given to maintaining the North Caro-
lima Room" in the Confederate Muse
um at Richmond.
A Brief History of EWarts Work in
The Legislature.
Henderson's representative intro
duced an even fifty bills and resolu-
tons in the house, of which near-Ieg-
islation the following is a brief his
tory.
Joint resolution asking Congress tc
hold Panama Exposition in New Or
leans. Adopted.
Asking Congress to vote for the
parcels post. Passed house, will die
in senate.
Asking Congress to pass the in
come tax amendment. Failed to pass
To prohibit the paying OF another's
poll tax. Failed to pass.
To encourage sheep industry in
Henderson county. Reported unfavor.
ably.
Thanking the Governor of Rhode
Island for his action in the fraudu-
lent bond matter. Adopted.
To prevent bribery at election. Plac
ed On the table.
Authorizing the commissioners o.
Henderson and Pennsylvania to gei
estimate of the cost OF removing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
A REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

The Republicans of Wheeling another splendid
victory yesterday.
Dr. Haskins reelected membership
by overwhelming majority and both
publican by comfortable majority In
the Wheeling consistently regularly
confidence IN the local Republican organization They done
with good because administration city
been established
rule of high character for efficiency economy.
The city of Wheeling has lower any
city West Virginia and the has larger
municipal public improvements spite
ing of critics who find fault finding
merits of administration consistently regularly
party.
Yesterdays election presented surprises Two councimen
namely city faithfully
and diligently defeated Their defeat largely
personal On the other hand Councilman w T.
Otto the of the public
from the First ward On the whole the of the
high intelligent cooperation the Board
of Control in the efficient administration of city affairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
THE FOREST FIRES.

The flame fend has swept many
millions OF dollars worth OF forest
land up IN smoke and ashes this
spring one group OF fires alone. re
ported from Pennsylvania a few days
ago. swept through portions OF Eve
counties. causing a loss OF $1,000. 900.
To many country people. the wood
lot" serves as a savings bank. Sus-
piclous OF high finance. they look At
fh. Growth of trees as tho safest kind
OF investment. A forest fire in a farm
INK district means ruin TO many a
country home. penniless future for
the old folks. who have looked 90 the
majestic trunks o; their timber lot
rs the secure refuge from the wolf
a. tho door Of old age.
Tho three leading causes % forest
fires are railroads. campers and
smokers. Years ago it was a very
common custom Tor tho railroads %
send gangs OF men over their tracks
20 burn over the dry leaves and 70.
fuse near tho rails They hid water
pals and brooms. and every vestiro
of Ere was put ou'. and for tho rest
%; tho season. engine sparks fell on
burned ground Arc tho railroads
taking as much pains az they used 70
% protect admitting woodIands7 We
doubt 81
It is estimated Tint me forests ~
This country could hs well protected
against fires for Ssooo.05o a year.
Vhuo forest fires now are burning up
Sr000. 900
i' VIII never bo possible 90 prevent
forest fires from starting There aro
zoo many scafterbraln people But
forests can be protected by air
sized forco ~ rangers operating from
h'afDer'ore. connected rffh each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26


teal of being Catherine
becer gained high
70 visit Boston twice
ing breakfast Mrs
TO Boston
mat would enable her she said
Andover
sh the
shopping and returned home obout
10
lie SAID Why didn't Boston?
nave been TO Boston and have
How could done
through the library about
W ny my dear husband Boston
That is impossible" Dr. busy
the library
library you turned and smiled
the door O he room"
Are you about tho ume? Mrs
goodbye
Yes remember that WE'LL DR.
Did on Mrs Stowe asked
a ~ 49,
husband
NJ
iced that
about q n al Of
10
books his
thought had anything
that she had passed through his library
that question Mrs Stowe puzzled FOR long time
Copyright 1911. by f J Edwards All
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards viii tell Of The
Two Old Time Enemies Friends"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26

other by telephone. Telephone con-
nection IS also needed with men IN
ihe neiEhhorhood who can be sum
moned 70 fiEht fires IN emergencies.
Insurance distributes other fire
losses so that the community sffict-
cd often feels pretty clipper the next
day. as II sees visions OF modern
blocks soon to arise out OF the contri-
buttons ~ tho rest Of tho country
But so little woodland Is Insured that
this kind OF loss IS a hopeless disas-
ter. n we would but adopt tho fire
fighting methods in use in the nation
al reserves. and in Europe. insurance
on forest lands might come down 20
figures whore everyone would insure
his timber as he insures his house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
The AUDITORIUM PROJECT.

Citizens OF Wheeling are now being
solicited 20 subscribe stock for tho
now auditorium project This is an
enterprise that deserves public en-
couragoment and should receive gen.
erous support 70 IS in no sense a
money making proposition In FRAN
ins tho ordinance by which tho mar
Ect house Site IS 20 DO leased 20 the
Citizens Company. care was taken 10
protect the city's interest and insure
20 the city every dollar 81 tho profits
over and above n regular rate OF in-
terest Investors IN this enterprise
viii have a reasonable assurugco %
a six per cent. rate for their money.
but no moro
The enterprise &c. therefore. not
n speculative one Nevor'heic.e. %
i7 OF such character tha, s. ought 90
appeal to aU our citizens Men with
money can VOL AFFORD 90 subscribe
Tor % faw thousand do.iars worth of
stock 1l.. $3.50 te assured o. th,ir
interest. and many of them VIII 30 20
raid m1us times hv fhr Identification
AND Improvement o' % section OF Ho
city fhaf needs auch hoarHGcrron
and improvement Small Investors
u.1 fn1 iu tho auditorium stock 90
rl'o ard -0rnd 'n.. mrnt. returning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26

: reasonable measure. The party lash
has been cracked. Tho bosses have
issued their mandates. They have
worked day and night They have
used every influence known 20 the
knights OF the check-book and foun-
tain pen. but so FAR they have not
been able TO weld the Democratic
legislators into a cohesive mass
against primary election legislation
This is n fight OF the masses against
n corrupt Senatorial combination. Il
IS n fight for honest primaries aUa
'honest elections against bribery and
bribers. II will take more courage
than many OF the Democratic mem
bers Of the House Of Delegates have
20 face theiT constituents n they faIl
10 support the primary election bill
that will pass the Senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosophe.

The Old man SITS o Do, fguec shade himself with pink
I'o ana Doc smokes BIDS rc A. Doe gancc hc thrilling facts
oi 'h- baseball score BE- has grief and hc has no
TIE WIS., care ans Dr. just leans rocking chair and
OLD MAN views the world cheerful smile for h iardes
i'' ara tc ha, DIS pile The plan hc followed YOU
V ird'rfo' DE used ' work tc bald faced horse. swung the
az and be Piled c SPADE ana h down az The blacksmith.
trade aheeer Doc ~oki 1 e feI town. part of DIS rube,
be 'alet down Tie saw e folly Of rcrihft took 20 Che
bank large brass YEN they burned money as Hourh with fire
he took fhc bank tg u0 h And n hi, fgfe,
shade and cats cream 9th wooden spade people smile a.,
they look a. him. he's far and and Ana he are
the fellows Who drew their and blew that ygon acc
DO they lean back their chairs and happy and free
from care' Have they their fgcs and cat5 on ask the
copper Who walks your WALT MASON