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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-19

DROPS DEAD IN HOME.
Edwin B. Madam of Old Town, Dies
At Age of 50 Years.

Old Town, Me, May ls-Edwin B. Mad
dan, retired lumberman and father of
DIR. NJ C Madam, dropped dead while
building the kitchen fire at his home here
this morning He was 80 years old and
years ago. One son and daughter here
and one son i'm Portland survive.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-18
HENRY WATTERsON

The sage Of the Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal has not given up the
idea of becoming president. In an
address before the newspaper re-
porters Tuesday, he outlined his
policy as president.
His currency policy is unique
He said:
II will. readjust our loose cur
rency. No more poverty. I will
emasculate the trusts. j. Pier.
pont and John D. shall roar 90
gently that even William J. Bryan
shall say let them roar again
Every man shall have his pockets
crammed with treasury certificates /;
because my system of fiscal reform
AS simple and as dead easy as
falling of a log-putting Aldrich
and his monetary commission to
blush-will be to estimate the ex-
act value Of all the gold and silver
in the earth and issue legal tender
notes for the full amounts, saving
the expense of mining, minting
and transportation. saving argu-
ment, time and trouble. In short.
will make Teddy green with envy
and old Taft to turn over in his
sleep and murmur Lord, Why
didn't / think Of it?'"
OF course, Henry was supposed
to DO facetious when he got down
to metal basis for his currency,
but as matter Of fact his pro-
posed treasury certificates would
pass just as current and perform
the same function a. the treasury
notes now based on 80 cent silver
dollars and gold bullion now
stacked away in the treasury. In
other words specie basis is delu.
sion.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-18
PUEBLo's NEW OFFICIALS

The election is over, and the
people of Pueblo have expressed
their preference as to the men who
shall guide the destinies of the
city under the new charter form of
government. The men elected as
commissioners are ones who stand
well in the community. Most of
them are no strangers to the politi-
cal game and are versed in NUM-
cipal affairs. While many good
men we're cast aside, now that the
battle is over all can feel satisfied
that good men we're elected. Mes
sers. Donnelly, Duke, Lannon, Pre-
vost and Burton are well known
citizens and ought to be able to
give an administration which will
be acceptable to the voters.
The election was splendid
tribute to President Donnelly of
the board of aldermen. He was
conceded to be a winner from the
start and the handsome vote he re-
ceived is a recognition of the fact
that clean and honorable effort
to serve the people is not forgotten.
He verified the general predictions
that he would lead the ticket Star
journal.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-18
BRAND WHlTlocK

Brand Whitlock was re-nomi.
mated for Mayor Of Toledo. Sep
TENDER q. The Blade rays:
aside from Mr.. Whitlock's un.
deniabIe personal popularity. the
one big element in his fore.shad.
owed reelection il the unfinished
business OF the street railway fran.
chise. The devious ways and the
manifold blunders and iniquities
of the street railway corporation
have made it unpopular in this
town beyond the limit Of human
expression. Most naturally the
community is acutely suspicious.
and determined that the nexotia.
tons for further street car service
shall be directed and controlled BY
n man in whose personal honesty
the people have entire confidence.
The mayor holds that confidence.
and ~ result he IL going 70 hold
his job until the franchise matter
10 settled. Twentieth Century.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-18
TAFT ON COMPETITION

In MS Iowa speech on the rela-
ton Of the government to bust
ness, President Taft said;
If competition is to disappear
as the logical escape from the evil
Of private monopolies, then there
is every reason why governmental
control should supersede control
by private companies-and this is
state socialism; such system with
us is absolutely impossible"
Perhaps! But there 10 an old
word which needs no definition
only new use-the word "Co.
operation Competition may
sometimes be the life" Of trade
but it is generally the death of it..
But cooperation 10 always the
life OF trade never the death Of il.
Cooperation in business bears to
commerce the same relation that
direct legislation bears to the gov.
eminent. When the People"
know how TO conduct business on
the basis OF cooperation they will
know how TO organize and admin
lister the commonwealth. -Twen.
tieth Century.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-18

The d. 4 X. q. is having more
than ito share Of trouble. To add
to the general distress, Uncle Dan
Conveys dump cars won't stay
buttoned. Beets seem to bs slip.
perry things and the bottoms in the
cars 10 poor repair. Every once
in q while . car opens up on the
road - Monte Vista and dumps .
half car Of sugar bests on the
right-of.wsy which. needless 70
cav, does not sweeten the train.
meme tcmper.-La Jsrn Chroni.
Gle.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-18
A WINNER

Congressman Charles Daugherty
Carter Of Oklahoma, who recently
caused some excitement in a WASH
ington store by thrashing several
clerks, has been warmly commend
ed for his act by the citizens OF
his home town, Ardmore. The
cause of the fracas was store em-
ploye, who, according to the con-
gresham, insulted his daughter,
Italy. The offender was promptly
punched, aud three others who in
terfered we're soundly belabored.
Mr.. Carter is forty-two years
old, boasts seven-sixteenths Cher
okee and Chickasaw blood in his
veins.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-18

For pains in the side or chest dampen
. piece Of flannel with Chamberlaiu's
Imminent and bind it on over the seat
OF pain. There is nothing better. For
sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-18

Nm. L. L. Fsssstt and mother
Mn. Silsby. went 70 Lovclsnd,
Monday for visit With Mrs. Fas.
sets sister. They will also visi,
Dcuver before returning home.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-18

E. V. Tabor returned Saturday
from q business trip to Creole.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-18

Rev. Edward Barry, 8. j. Of
Denver will preach At the Soldier
Home, Tuesday. November ~ at
Up. IN. His subject will b. THE
Riddle Of Life" Mn. Dr.. Strong
and Mrs. DR.. Chisholm will have
charge Of the music. Father Barry
10 An eloquent man and the lecture
will be free. Everybody cordially
invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
WILLIAM PIERCE FRYE

iced and pyd,tir,d law. was q member
oI The state legislature n lNGl 1859
and 1861 WAS Wutor of DO. city u.
Lewiston iu 1880 aud lNG1. wa. t.
louey general OF The state of Maine
lu lNGt 1865. 1863, was elected a
uauueI ut tho national Republican
committee in 1872, and reelected ia
iNTG ana l>NU. was elected "a trustee
at Bowd0n college in june lNNU. fo.
ccivyd thc dcsro. OF H. |. u uom
Rates COLLEGE In l>Ni and the umn
degree from BuWduIn college in l>Na.
was presidential elector In 1864
was a delegate tu the national Ropub.
lican conventions in 1872. 1876 and
1850; WnB elected chairman az t.u
Republican state com nittcc of Main,
ip place of Hon James G, Blaine. ry-
signed, IN Nov 1851; was elected O.
representative la The forty second tI
forty seventh congresses inclusive,
was elected. March rs, 1881 90 the
United states senate 10 mn thc Vacan
cy oausCd by the reaignation Of James
q. blaine, appointed secretary of star,
and took his seat In March IS, 1851,
was reelected m 1873, iSNN, 1885, ~
| 1901 and again in 1907 was olectcl
president pro temporee OF the senate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
Stah correspondence
The tNeninE sseraln
lloom "a Pest llidE

washington. Aus The senate
may take q vote on statehood late
this evening Again 10 may not for
tho ilpnd 80 oratory goes ou unnroNrn
ana just about thr time onc speaker
announces that be- has nothing more
to saw ond ~ therefore about to quit
another senator nrisrs ana proceeds
~ take fow fliugs az the recall or
60 advocate q strcnuousiy
Chairman smith Of the senate COM
mttcC on territories said at O'Clock
that ne believed tho N-lsnl substitute
tor the Flood resolution would bc de-
teatcd hy few votes and that the
Flood resolution would be- passed. II
b. Renorally conceded nov that Mr..
TaO viii attach prompt veto 10 thr
Flood resolution, should ID get to tn
white house.
senator OGormnr Of New York,
a recent arrival in the senate, held
the floor much Of the afternoon de-
spite the lact that Shivrly, owen,
bailey ana Cummins wor, standing
neryously ON FIRST ono foot ana then
the other. awaiting cdUnco % air
their views On statehood ana things
in general.
Senator O'Gormnn was opposed 60
IN, recall and he lett no doubt of 10
iu tho remarks that had o. make.
Ills speech was probably the most se-
we're in lts condC mnatory lines, OF amy
yet made on the Arizona constitution,
senator Crawford Of South Dakota,
Thornton of Louisiana. and senators
Clapp nnd Reed hnC spoken prior "a
o'clock this afternoon ana 10 was
plain that bt least hulf dozen others
Intended 60 address the senat. before
they would listen to motion for a
vote.
simon stern OF Alhuuu, rluc said
to-day that hc Was going home ne
declared that h. could du nothing to
change the ultimate result ~ -ai,
he believed the Flood O., solution would
pass ana ne felt -ury th, president
would us promptly veto b. ~. said
ihc only hope hc had was thnt COM
Wrcss mighi remain M session Ioui
enough to PASS somc statehood lDgis
latipn. oven after 90. veto. % - th,
intention of both branches of con
grc,s tu adjourn as soon after tbr un
dl, ot August AZ posslnl. however
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
All Efforts to Elicit Informa-
tiOn About Campaign Con-
tributions From Steel Direc.
tor Are In Vain.
HOUSE MUST DECIDE
AS TO AUTHORITY
Intimation Is Made That Fl.
nancier Had Better Appear
Before That Body or Be in
Contempt of Congress.
py Evening Herald =. -. Leased wire,

'"S "'e""N "e's'" - - ''""sea ""e'
""ShluS'''' aus. NhR'r'u .s
,h' '""uhu'o refusal OF ''"rs" "
''rN'"7 !" ''N'lI5 r'E'to'hs t'i,
p"'Nh '"I,'i"uu"hs' 'l'H'r p't4'h'i''
"t 'hI""kh hls 'Ii''a""h WIN 'h'
N'N i"'N Inc Ihs rance com P""' /.
h''i man N'"nl'> OF thr Mouse steer
t"At lh''suf'u"h committee l"'" u"
o"N ihuh'''' '' vi. i'rNihs ihai ne
h'd hr'l't appear before the par "'
'ht mouse 80 81" h'Nt session ll ne
W"uId h'"ld inr Necessity OF th'
chairman i.-"ri-ug O." rtdi'h author
iN-
NJ STANLEY SAID % would th"n De-
up :" th' mousse &" determine Nh'th't
the committee hud exceeded o. pow
'r- 100 Roins INTO .'uN"itn '"htrihu-
uoua ut whether enc witness WAS lh
nhsoiut" contempt n' congress TO
o. th~ time n" FORMAL summons hHd
been .,rN.d "n Mr P,Hbins. how
'y,r
Nh Perkins ANA tho house com
nittc' un unN'ftis'uun uf M" steel
corporation were t"'di"rk'd TODAY
over 10. prristcnc" "t Chairman
/ ~tuul'N u' ihr committee that th'
| witness -h"hid answer questions ''.
| l1tiug Z" his part.i iratton m cam
pairn contributions.
Mr Perkins denied th1t any part
of his salary had py agreement been
turned INT" q iund Tor campaign con
| trihJti"ns IT, declared h" khr"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
MNDDENFD mon II
CRAWiORD'S REC AIL
ubs tVealaE Herald A, .. leased MgrrI

washington NNk' N."~ln' donate
on tho Sew MeXiro- Arizona state.
hood bin was resumed IN tho sruate
today with the prospect of nnal
vote bofore niRht fall,
An attack on the recall of Judges
proposition IN thr Arizona constitu-
tion was made by senator Crawford
% south Dakotn.
~ believe in the people" he said,
"Blt they need self "a ,raiut built ont
about them ~ protect thrm from the
passions ~ the moment Do We want
our Judges and executive officers sub.
mittcd TO the chnnce Of being recall
cd hy temporarily maddonod mobF''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
George w Perkins Writes In
teresting Paper on Tendency
to Permit Country to Drift
Into Business Chaos.
WANTED CONSTRUCTIVE
NATIONAL POLICY
This is the Crying Need of the
Hour, Declares Financier;
Big Fortunes Should Be En-
joyed by Their Makers.
nv Evening Herald 4. a.. Lease wire,

tny Evening Herald 4. a.. Lease wirel
Huushtlu Mich, Aug George
W. Perkins ot NcW York was to have
delivered an address before tho Mich
ieau college of Mines today ON the
topic. Wanted "A Construcuv, Na-
tional Policy MIR Perkins. how
ever VAS culicd to testify before the
stanley steel Investigation committee
W Washington aud in his absence
President MrNair read the paper.
IL is t matter of common knoNl-
edge. said the address, that twenty
coz more Years ago congress passed
law that was intended Co put bar
rIcrs in the way of plans that busi-
ness WAS undertaking for the further
uphWliing ana extension ~ trade
aud commerce iu tn, United States
plans that in the Judgment of these
men were essential and which would
ultimately operate tor the greatest
good of thr greatest number
'lt D. 1 matter ~ common knOwl-
edge thnt thr enforcement OF this
law was almost neglected Tor years.
during which business men were al
lowed 10 proceed with their plans II
~ matter of common knowledge
that during the last eight or ten
years some of our executives have
cndcavorod {" enforce this law, and
while doins 80. studying It's effect
ana seeing its operation, have raised
thr question as To whether u should
not he amended.
AT last this question reached our
supreme court and that court has
inilcd To- find that because a company
is large IN size u evidently ~ evil IN
practice.
congress steadily has called FOR
the destruction of our local business
enterprises, IL has appropriated
money tn find out what crimes these
concerns have committed and what
cyil practices they have INDUCED In.
but 50 far as common knowledge
goes IL has not taken one step TO
ascertain what good these concerns
have accomplished ana whether there
rs anything OF benefit and value in
them that should be preserved
"A congressional committee might
find it OF advantage 10 the people IL
inquire.
First Has tho cost or articles
made by tho so-called trusts lucreas-
cd or decreased
second Have wages Increased or
dccrcasod'
Third Has labor been more
steadily employed ana bottDr housed.
moro generally employed ana better
satisfied"
Fourth Have there been fewer
failures ln the Tines OF business in
yoIy,d"
Firth Have the sn-callcd trusts
increased or decreased our foreign
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
ELECTRICAL HOUSE
IN CHICAGO IS
BLOWN UP WITH
DYNAMITE
Non.Union Men Were Employ.
ed and it is Said By Police
That Organized Labor IS
Suspected of Wreoking 1t.
LOSS WILL EXCEED
100000 IS BELIEF
my EysninE Herald \. =. Leased wIrel

Chicago. Aug. N.-N bomb partly
destroyed the plant of .hr victor Iou-
sen Electrical supply company un th,
south side today Windows within %
block ~ tho building were shattered
by the force of tho explosion. The
firm employs non-uniou WorkW'u
ana the police b,U,N, that roprcson'
tatives of labor union were rrspou-
sihlc for the explosion. Tho roar end
OF the huuding was wrecked. TIN
damage NUl exceed 5000, ,00u.
Tho police are searching for tv,
men who were seen luitnriug ir tn
vicinity of the fatoory hctor, the cN.
plosiun occurred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
UNDERWOOD LOSING
PATIENCE WITH
LA TOILETTE
Democratic Boss Declares That
Unless Agreement on Wool
Tariff is Reached He Will
Call in Committee
~ Evcnlng Herald \. y Lrnssd wIrsl

Washington aug Impatient
regarding IA, deadlock ou M, wool
tariff revision ban, R,prcs,ntutNc
Underwood p' tho conference run-
committee said tnda, that unless au
agreement with senator l.aFuu,ttD
could h' brought ahnWI soon n, would
ask 90 haN, thc tul conference com
mittoc yJllod together with th. Wow
of rrporuuu IL disagrccmcut
A s,yuud conference between l.u-
Fouott, and underwood Hus held thlH
afternoon Mr. Underwood said thu
situation Hua not particularly hriEht
but that as uu, "could never tull
about such matters the couf,r,uo,
might produce results before night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
GATES IS NEARING
HIS DEATH
Vital Organs In Bad Shape
and it is Necessary TO Ad-
minister Stimulants to Keep
Him Alive.
m, n,enlns nsrnl. >. =. Lss.sa WIZ,

Paris Ana. "A .cu.reucc at
congestion ul the sidIoy- Nas cN3cu-
,uced Dos John " Gacs aJ noon today
o. was necessary tO administer hear,
stimulants occasionally
Last uisht his physicians siatca
tnat the action ot ihD bidnoys con.in.
uod tu improve and that the iRflama-
tion iu the lUn-s had lessened This
cav, some announcements A. day-
light. hoveyet tine patient showed an
favorable symptoms and Dr Gro> was
hastily summoned He found thc ~.
iJucier suffering IRON congestion u
thc Kidneys ana though b, Was ablo
to anord some rclig' the congestion
returned toward the middle uI the day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
SENATOR FREY IS
DEAD At HOME
IN MAINE
End Followed General Break
Down in Washington Due to
Advanced Years and Heavy
Work; Held Important jobs.
tBy EVENING nernld A.r leased wire,

Lewiston. Nc Aug Senator
William Pierce Frye nearly cighty
yonrs of age, dici here this afternoon
az 1855 O'Clock liis death occurred al
bis home To- which he recently return.
ed from washington following q gen.
rral breakdown. duc 20 his advanced
wears and tho ricors of Washington
weather aupCr'nduCed by the heavy
duties he was called upon go perform
Prior to hi, return 10 his hone here.
he was quito ill in Washington and for
two months ho WIS unable 90 leave
his aUar' ments there.
William Pierce Fyye. Republican. %,
Lewiston. was born an Lewiston
Maine, september .. 1881, graduated
.Ht iiowdon COLLEGE, Maine 1870 stud.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
STEAMER AFlRe, RUNS ASHORE

IUICdO q, Aug N-Wlcu IInnps
gnvclopcd the how oi the + n Prince,
Ct wooden steamer hound from Detroit
10 cleveland, the yCo,el hastily put
back TO kelleys Isle today ana reach.
ed shore before ,ho fire got beyond
control
Three sand suckers soon cxtinguish.
ed the blaze. but the Prince was badly
damaged
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
sHEEPMAN FELL UNDER TRAIN.
lnN Evening Herald 4. a.. Leased Nirei

Cheyenne, MAo Aus s." Lawrence
swanson, 81 wears uiu, of yakima,
Washmgtoi WAS killed on the Du'In
Pacific near GrocnriYyG Wyoming,
while cu route east With "a shipment
oi sheep. Re- lei under the train
and had his right leg cut on, diving
shortly after the accident
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
STOLEN AEROGRAM
is PUBLISHED
-, E,~n,ns uers,a =. g. ..s..a w,r.

Los Angeles, '1lli Aug. ~ Edwin
r. Earl, proprietor Of The Tribune ald
Express who was indicted last week
on tho charge col having published
AN Intercepted aorogram was ar
raignrd before Judge Iordwell IN the
enpcrior court today Hg WAS eiven
tNo weeks .n vhigs ,a decide upon a
Plea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
Indications Are That Ballot
NAV Be Reached Late This
Evening But Is Is Doubtful
What Will Be Done.
SIMON STERN SAYS
HE CAN DO NOTHING
Albuquerque Man Gives it Up
As Bad Job and Is Coming
Home. President Will Veto
Flood Resolution,
TODAY N CONGI,ISS.
senate.

Mot at II q. M
, N.w Mexico Arizona statehood
} bin debate resumed win prose I
} poets Of vot, ny night
crawford OF South Dakota up- Z
} posed recall ol iudgoa provision I
} in Arizona constitution.
b Clapp or Minnesota attacked 4
} y son tmyldmynt to statehood
} bin chat would ,limiuHt" ludtr-
, art rc.all provision.
!, I.ur,m committee planned
, 90 cnd &C.. Washington sitting 4
, tomorrow
} Finance .ummiitU, uo rd ttr- 4
; olua mill Interests 100 opposition
!, 90 Oh, rpu-, COTTON Dr.n revision 4
B h.iI
b ~snIi, lnd hou-, yuu'or"es ou
, wool urd fr,r list hUl. .ouun
usl n d,adlp,A uud Gppr' Itu- 4
D uN, Underwood Threatened tu wee
D port distgrcvmcut
B senators Rrid. Missouri. and
, owen. oklahoma srok u 'gvnr
b Of recall OF iudg,-. SENATOR
b O'Gormnr n' New NorN against
y A.
IIun-g.
steel trust Investigation ,nu-
. mite, had Geo. w Perkins hp-
for. it aF . witness.
D Committc. investigating the
D charges affecting Dr wiley and
u amscA
B Pure food reforo, board heard
. testimony of pr Floyd Robin
. son of Michigan. rcrentlv dis I
. missod from department az ug. 4
D ricultutc service
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
{. P. AND S. v. HAS
STRIKE THREAT
Firemen Demand That Dis.
charged Employees Be Re-
Instated or They Will Tic
Up All Locomotives.
,B, EVvaIng herald A. y. leased wIr.)

~ Faso, Texas Aug Firemon
un the El Paso a Southwestern rail-
road voted today 90 90 out on strike
unless three men ~ the order. re-
c"ntlN discharged are rclnstated. The
VI Paso a Southwestern Is owned hy
the Phelps Dodge company of New
YORK and connects M paso with Tu-
,umoori y. NJ Branches also con
meet this city with Douglas. Blshee
ana Henson. Aria.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
POULTRY RAISERS
DISCUSS BIRDS
Advantages - separate nrccd stand
ards Nrr Taken up ~ Meeting at
As-OCiniinu in Denver TODAY.
tBy E,eainr Herald \. -. Leased wirs'

Denver, Aug N.-A general discus
sion OF he advantages of separate
breed standards ana reports OF com'
mlttees occupied the morning session
OF the thirlysiNih. annual convention
OF tho American Poultry pssociat'on
here today Proposed changes In the
constitution we're scheduled Tor con.
clderation .Ais afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
SECRETARY FISHER
GOING TO ALASKA
He is En- Route to Colorado
to Look Into Irrigation
Matters But Finally Will
Visit Land in Far North.
cny Evening Herald \. T. leased Wire,

Denver. Aus First hand iu-
formation rrsatdiug Hud ana irrig-
twn problems Uf th. NDst is being
sourht by s,,rutur of the Interior
Waiter D.. Fisher who arrived hor,
TODAY uUd win bo tho guest Vt the
city Wul this ,y,uug secretary
Fisher viii visit Grand Junction.
Colo. tomorrow n, will udcuyor
"a 1dludicatu thy differences of GRAND
valley residents which are dclHvlus
work uu tho guNprum,ut high lin, ir-
risatiuu project After visiting Vol
loWSt,n, PARK Secretary Fisher win
go Co seattle and embark fnr Alaska
10 investigate departmental matters
In that territory
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08

RE. NproRTIoNNrENT
VIII u
nv p~~p'ww tteraId A.p I-a

. Washington, Aug S-Prosi- .
dent Taft TODAY signed the re- y
- npportlonmont bill, under which y
y the house of represcntatives Is .
. incrensed from 3al to ia3 mem y
. hers with two moro " Arizona .
. ana New Mexico are admitted to q
. the union. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08

7. 1901. anl Dee 3, 1907, was a mem.
her ot the commission which met in
Paris, september. 1888, to adjust terms
of peace between The United states
and Spain Ills term ot service
would have expired March ., 1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
NO DELAY PERMITTED
WITH LORDS VETO BILL
Crcil'- Motion to Postpone Vote T.
Turned Down I t1id and Nn,nd-
ni"ut T. Ht Ou,r Takrn IN
ca, Evening HernlS ~ Leased Wire,

TlndOu- NUE I4Ord HIth tHClT' &
motion that consideration ot he veto
ptll bc postponed was rejected 3tN to
POS. aud q motion go commence con.
sidciaiiou OF the lords amendment 90
The veto bin was agreed 90