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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-11
N. D. men IN
GOOD BERTHS
Surprise Sprung by Minority
Leader Mann
Insurgents WELL CARED FOR
HANNA ON COMMITTEE ON AGRI4
CULTURE AND INTERIOR Ex~
PENDTTUREs - HELeEsEN ON
INDIAN AFFAIRS AND lMMIGRA@
TIoN COMMITTEES.
INSURGENTS WELL CARED FOR
N. o. MEN ASSIGNED.

Washington, ID. c., April H.
The North Dakota congressman
Jared particularly well in the COM
mittee assignments. made by MI
nority Leader Mann today.
Representative Hanna retains
his place on the committee of ag-
riculture and also placed on the
committee On interior department
expenditures. Mr.. Mann, however.
found 1t necessary TO take Mr..
Hanna from the committee on In
dian AFFAIRS in order to make room
for Representative Helgesen.
Mr.. Helgesen, besides getting on
the committee on Indian AFFAIRS, is
placed on the committee on imrni-
grafton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-11

A POINT SCORED
BY The DEFENSE

Bismarck. n. d.. April 11.-Whether
the prosecution should be allowed to
substitute the title OF a case other
than that already stipulated in one Of
the specifications concerning the de-
layed court cases. in the charges pre-
ferred against Judge John +. Cowan
in his Impeachment trial, was the one
important question which arose at
yesterdays proceedings.
Specification 2 OF charge No. 6. ac-
Continued on Page seven.
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Thomas l. Johnson, Famous
Mayor Of Cleveland Dead
A MAN IS PASSING.

man is passing Nay, no dem- god,
But plain man, close to the common sod
Whence springs the grass OF humanity. Strong
is he, but human, therefore sometimes wrong
Sometimes impatient of the slower t1rong.
Sometimes unmndful of the formal thong
But ever with his feet set towards tie height
To plant the banner OF the Common Right
And ever with his eye fixed the goal,
The Vision Of a City with a Soul
And is he fallen? Aye. but mark him well
He rises further he fell
A man is passing / salute him. then.
In these few words. He his fellow
And he is passing. But comes again.
A man is passing. Hail him, you
Who realize him staunch strong and true.
He found us dollar bound party blind;
He leaves city with a civic mind.
Choosing her conduct with conscious care
Selecting here another there
And scorning labels. Craft and graft and greed
Ran rampant in hall and few took heed.
The public service the public rights
Were bloody bones for wolf and jackal fights
Now, even the corporate monster ticks the hand
Where once he snarled his insolent demand.
Who tanned it2 Answer will,
But truth is truth and his the credit still
A is passing FIout him. you
Who would not understand knew.
Tranquil in triumph, in defeat the same,
He never asked you praise shrked your blame,
For he, as captain of the common good 80
Has earned the right to be misunderstood.
Behold He raised his hand against his class: q
Aye, he forsook the few the mass
Year upon year he bore the battles brunt
And So the hiss, the cackle and the grunt!
He found striving each his selfish part
He leaves city with a civic heart
Which gives the fortune fallen new birth
And reunites him with his mother earth,
Which seeks to-look beyond the broken law
To find the broken life, and mend its flaw.
Edmund Vance Cooke in The Public the close
Tom L Johnson's last term as mayor of clevel
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PEARY'S CAPTAIN
BECOMES AMERICAN

New York. April 1l.--Capt Robert
w. Bartlett. master OF Peary's arctic
ship Roosevelt, became an American
citizen today. Captain Bartlett was q
and accompanied Adj
miral Peary on his journey to the
north pole. With the exception of
Peary, the master OF the Roosevelt
has been nearer TO "the top Of the
world" than any white man. Captain
Bartlett, who took out citizenship pa
pers some time ago, makes his home
in Brooklyn when In this city. Bartlett
ID organizing an expedition to try for
the south pole. 49,
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MAN Is SEPARATED
FROM FOUR LEGS.

Trinidad, Col, April Ito lose
four legs in exactly the same man
ner is an experience well calcu-
lated to strain credulity, but that
is what has befallen Roy Thorpe
Of this city. Several years ago
Thorpe fell from a train while
beating his way, both his legs be-
ing cut of. He secured pair of
wooden legs. Yesterday, while
beating his way from a neighbor-
ing town, Thorpe again fell under
the car wheels and again lost both
legs. This time, however, he was
uninjured.
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Long EARTHQUAKE
SHOCK RECORDED

Cleveland, O.. April 1.-The seis-
mograph at st. Ignatius college OBJ
servatory today showed the record Of
an earthquake that occurred yester-
day. The tremors continued for more
than an hour. The first shock was felt
at 12:49 D. m. and the Anal at 1:5s.
II Is estimated that the center Of the
earthquake was from 1000 to 1900
miles distance. 81
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REGULAR FLIGHTS
BY AN AIRSHIP

Duesseldorf, Rheinish Prussia, April
11.--Count zeppelin's dir4gible balloon
Deutschland II. arrived today from
Frankfort. on the main line, and viii
be stationed here permanently to carry
out contract with the municipality
for passenger nighta
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AMERICAN
women ARE
CAPTIVES
Claimed That They Are at
Mercy Of Mexican Rebels
Said to Have Suffered Insults
and IndignitieS
Appeal Has Been Made toSec.
Of State Knox

San Diego, CAL, April 1f.--Mexi-
can rebels are holding q number
of American women and children
captive in a stoekade at Alamo,
Lower California, il became known
here today. The prisoners are said
to be at the mercy of their oaptors
and to have suffered insults and
indisnities.
Protests have been made to sso-
rotary Of State Knox, and Senator
Perkins, chairman of the senate
committee on naval affairs, has
been advised. Among those held
captive are G. Raft, his wife and
five children of San Diego. The
names of the others have not been
disclosed.
The appeal to Secretary Knox
was made by o. Henry Savage of
this city, a relative Of MIR. Raft.
The news of the condition of the
prisoners at Alamo was brought
to Ensenada last week, Savage said
today, and reported TO George 3,
Schumacher, United States consul,
as well as to Gov. Celso Vega of
Lower California.
Savage charges that Vega did
not send relief and Schumacher ig-
nored the complaint.
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FL Paso, Tex, April 11.--Advices
from Guadaljara stated that bandits
from the territory of Topic have raid
ed Palos Verdes, small town in the
Moscota district of Jalisco killing the
local judge, Jose Monies De'aco and
ten other residents. The bandits are
said to have secured some money and
extensive supplies of corn and beans.
A detachment of state gendarmes
have been sent in pursuit Of the ban
dts, who are reported still to be In
the Mascota district.
Specials to Guadaljara from Merida,
the capital of Yucatan, tell of insur-
recto activity in the southern states
Of Campeche and Yucatan. Planta-
tfons are being raided it is declared,
and a number Of plantation buildings
have been burned.
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washingt04 D. C. April 11.-Ths
aynmittees of the house of
were selected by that
body today. after the full committee
lists had been presented by Chairman
Underwood of the ways and means,
committee. The republican membersl
Continued ON Page Eight.
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Washington, d. c., April 11.-Dur-
ing the first week of the new congress
William Jennings Bryan has been very
much in evidence as a powerful factor
in the majority. He has been frequently
consulted on important questions.
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G. A. Bangs Reply.
Roard's Statement.

senators and members Of the house
board, including Messrs. Simpson,
Nestos and Homnes. the latter stating
that Jordal Of the house Cowan in
vestigating committee had refused to
turn over the evidence taken, when
the examination was made to the
board when charges were prepared.
Trimble asked him If the committee
intended to be arbitrary and Homnes
stated he did not wish to say any
thing about arbitrariness.
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THE WEATHER

Showers tonight; wednesday gem
orally fair.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

about $4,000. though the exact figures
are not made public.
The firm sold for John T. Horning
his handsome two and one-half story
brick and stone residence. at No. l21
Ferry-ave. east. The purchaser Is
Irwin Butterworth, and while the con
sideration is private. the property Is
said to be worth in the neighborhood
Of $4,000.
Samuel Stearns' 10-room brick and
cement dwelling at No. 102 Hancock
ave. east, valued at $4,000, was also
sold by this firm, but the purchaser
name is withheld for the present.
Wilbur Brotherton, of the Jerome
B. Rice Seed Co., has purchased
through Paterson Bros. & Co., the
two and one-half story frame dwell
ing at No. 102 Pingree-ave., formerly
owned by o. s. Halves. The consid
Grafton Is said to have been about
SO 500.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
MARINE NOTES.

The marine postoffice at the foot OF
First-st., went into commission. Fri
day midnight.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO., Is John R,-st Call Main
1888 or City 1886
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
uIuDINC PERMITS.

John Galster 2-story frame dwelling,
n W. cor. Garfield and Ellery; owner,
Mrs A. Mrosiske; $500,
Thos Hubbard. 2-story brick ven.
dwelling. n, $. Gladstone, bet. wood
ward and Second: $4,000.
O. +. AdamowicZ, 2-story frame store
and dwelling e. =. Chene, bet. Ferry
and Palmer; $500.
NJ Mclean. 1-story frame dwelling,
e Ellery-pl.. bet. Hancock and For
est: owner, Ewald Machilberg; $1,000.
T. H. Bean. 1-story frame auto barn,
$50 Commonwealth; $3.50.
Walter Kowalski 2-story frame
dwelling, n. =. Finlay. bet. JOS. Cam
pau and Dubois $3.50.
@. H. Miller, n STORY frame dwell
ing, W. $. Springwells, bet. Pitt and
Bclle-ave.; owner, Miller; $1,000.
John @. Hochmuth, 2-story frame
dwelling. @. = Ia Sale. bet. Warren
and McGraw: $1,000
Amos Saunders, 2-story brick store,
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

and River; owner. Louis Llskas; $500.
Harry j. Rill. 2-story brick store and
dwelling. e. =. Woodward bet. Belmont
ard rrowbridge; owner. NJ r. Won
Mach: $4,000.
W. c. Brandon. 2-story brick ven.
dwelling. G. ~ Field. bet. Cbarlevoix
$4,000.
VIM. r. Busse. history frame dwell
Louis, $1,000.
Frank Kavan. two IA STORY frame
dwellings. e. . Twenty eighth. bet.
Warren and Herbert; owner. Gustav
Strauss. $3.10o
Leonard Schaden, 2-story brick ven.
dwelling, e. g. Hamilton. bet Kerche-
val and Jefferson. $4,000
H. c. Malloska, 2-story brick ven.
dewlling, s. s. Medburv bet. Hastings
ana ST Antoine; owner. John Graf,
B. c. Thomas, two 2-story frame
dwellings. W. :. Holcomb. bet. Mack
and sylvester; owner. Edward 'ock
$500
Fred Kuster. 2-story frame dwelling
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

n. 8. DIX. bet invewood and Hubbard;
owner. Newman estate. $4,000.
Barney Zeller, Jr., 2-story frame
dwelling. e. 8. Fischer. bet. Kercheyal
and Waterloo; owner Peter III. Koss;
1880.
Ito den * Murray. 2-story brick ven
dwelling. ~. - Marston, bet. John X.
and Brush. $4,000.
Same. 2-story brick ven. dwelling
e. :. John r., bet Marston and, Chand-
Ter: $4,000.
A. A. Albright. 3-story brick sub.
station. $. 5. Macomb. bet. Randolph
and Brush; owner. Edison Illuminating
Frank X Derys 4 Sons. 2-story
brick ven. dwelling, W, s. Bewick. bet.
Kerchevar and Jefferson: owner, An
drew Kramer: $4,000.
Chris Russell. 2-story frame dwell
ing, =. :. Medbury. bet Elmwood and
Moran: owner. John Pfeifie. s2,5O0.
VIM. Il. Henry, IN STORY frame
dwelling. 8. =. Trombley, bet. Elmwood
and Moran; owner. Henry Kemp: 81. 900.
Sigman Bros, 2story brick ven.
dwelling, g. 5. owen. bet. Oakland
and Beaubien. s3,l0O.
f. F. Williams, 2-story frame dwell
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
SALES AGGREGATE $685. 500.
Homer Warren & Co. Report Good
List Of Transfers For Week.

Homer Warren a Co. report sales
aggregatlng $3S.500, as follows:
Lot on west side East Grand blvd,
between Mack and Berlin. lot 40x150.
for Whitney Realty Co, 10 Catherine
Schultz. $4,000. house and lot on
west side OF Helen-ave., between Ber-
I'm and Mack. lot 35xl00, for Whitney
Realty Co, TO VIM. Keil, $4,000: house
and lot on south side of Edwin-ave..
between Jos. Campau and Whitney, In
Hamtramck village lot 30xl00. for the
Whitney Realty Co, to Jakal Batar-
aniz. $1,000; house and lot on north
side of Edwin, between Jos. Campau
and Whitney. lot 30xl00. in Ham
tramck village. for the Whitney Real
~ Co, to Wincenty Marchal. for ST..
GOO: brick store on northwest corner
OF Jos. Campau and Edwin. 35x10O,
for the Whitney Realty Co, to JOS,
Branston, for $1,000 house and lot,
east side of Russell, just north or
Holbrook, 30Nl25. for the Gray es-
tate TO j. Otis Gewalf s., 100: house
and lot. east side OF Helen-ave.. be
tween Berlin and Mack, lot 35x100,
for the Whitney Realty Co, TO Peter
Koenig, $4,000: house and lot, east
side of Helen-aye., between Berlin
and Mack, 35xl00, for the Whitney
Realty Co, to Herman II. Koenig. 81
600: vacant lot on southwest corner
OF Warren and LaSalle. As feet on
Warren, and 1870 on LaSalle, 10 pri-
vate parties for fiat site, for the Whit
ney Realty Co, for $1,000; house and
lot, east side of Helen-ave., between
Charlevoix and Berlin. 35xl00, for the
Whitney Realty Co. to Frank ID. Mar
tin. $4,000: store on west side OF Jos.
Campau. between Edwin and Evaline.
30x100 for the Whitney Realty Co, to
Hayacenth Warhoch, $4,000; modern
brick residence, north side OF Joy-st.,
between Cass and Second, lot 25x170,
for l.. c. King TO " A. Washer. &c.
500.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

pu.,n..s-IIke PrIntIng. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
LOOKS right Times Printing Co.. 10
John R-st Phi Ga1n SA-k at SAiE 1850
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
REsTRICK DOUBLES CAPACITY
Machinery To Be Installed In planning
Mill Additions Next Week.

Within the next week machinery
will be installed In new additions to
the planning mills at both the west
side and east side yards of the Res
trick Lumber Co. These improve
ments will practically double the ca
pacity of the mills. Operations in the
new parts will begin within very
short time.
II is understood that the company
is planning other improvements, but
is not ready to announce the details
as yet. The yards are located at No.
992 Vlnewood-ave., and Nos. 1536-1636
Russell-st.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
MARINE
BOATS CAN'T PASS UP.
Experts Say st. Mary's River Won't
Be Ready Till April 20.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, April
15.-Experts who have been over the
entire length Of ST. Mary's river. say
boats cannot possibly pass up the riv-
er before April Goth. The ice is still
solid and in some places is three feet
thick In Mud lake, always the last
point TO break up. The Harmonic is
scheduled to arrive here tomorrow
from Sarnia, Ont, but cannot get
through.
Heavy concrete work on the walls
OF the Weitzel lock canal is still un-
ished and will hold back the opera
ton OF that lock for at least another
week.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
MASTERS GET NOTICES.
Pittsburg Fleet Will Get Under Way
For Season BY April "a.

CLEVELAND, o., April 1.-THE
management of the Pittsburg Steam
ship Co., sent notices to it's masters,
today, instructing them to be ready
to take their vessels out subject 10
specific orders on and after April "a.
A few OF the vessels may sail next
week and all will be In commission
by May /. About a dozen of the fleet
will take coal the first trip. Some
ore boats viii be loaded next week.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
HOUSES BRING
5000 PRICES
Paterson Bros & Co. Report Sale Of
ThIes First Class Residences, Deals
Aggregating About $50, 900.

Some good deals in choice residence
property are reported by Paterson
Bros. & Co.. real estate dealers In
the new Dean building, this week
The three transfers reported involve
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
CONGRESs-ST.EA EAST
To HAVE FINE NEW
STRUCTURE
Work To Start Immediately on Six
Story Fire Proof Building Tor Boyer
Campbell Co., on Which Mason
Contract Has Heen Let.
Several Large Awards Looked for in
Near Future, Says Weekly Report
of Builders Exchange.

While the building operations Tor
the week were marked by no sensa-
tional features, nevertheless they
were up 10 the standard, and IL Is ex-
pected that, before many weeks have
elapsed, some very large contracts
will be awarded. Figures have been
asked during the past week on fair
amount OF work, which consists priL-
cipally of apartment buildings, store
and fiat buildings and a variety OF
miscellaneous work.
The most notable award OF the
week, as reported by the Builders
and Traders Exchange, was the let
ting OF the mason contract for the
six-story fireproof factory building
for the Boyer-Campbell Co. TO be
erected at Brush and Congress-sts.
The name of the successful bidder Is
withheld for the present. IL Is ex
pected that the other contracts Will
be let within few days. The plans
call for thoroughly modern struc-
ture and will greatly increase the
present facilities of the company The
work will be pushed with vigor.
Contracts were also awarded on the
following:
Brick store and nat DullulnS lot
Charles Grosfield, on Michigan-avc.,
near Vinewood-ave.; five brick stores
for M. e. Won Mach, on Woodward
ave, near Trowbridge-st.; three-story
department building, for c. II. Rail,
on Erskine-st., near John-R.-st small
brick theater building, for the Pas
time Amusement Co., at West War
rem and Roosevelt-aves.; alterations
and changes TO store building, NO
3104 Woodward-ave.. for Pittsburg
Dairy Lunch Co.; two-family brick
fiat building, on Kirby-ave., near
Third-ave.
Great progress is being made on
the large building jobs in progress
in the downtown section. The steel
work on the building that is being
erected to replace the burned Hunter
& Hunter store is well along and both
night and day shifts are at work On
the foundation OF the new store
building for the j. l.. Hudson Co., At
Woodward and Gratiotaves. The
work of razing of the old Peninsular
bank building is practically finished.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
ALSO Rams" To Dine With o'oormsr

NEW YORK, April l5.-The Also
Ran club" comprising II members OF
the Manhattan club, whose names
were mentioned by the legislature
during the long contest for the Uni.
ted States senatorship. are to be
guests OF honor at dinner rendered
tinted 5Sta.es- james n
O'Gorman here on April 20.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
Detroit Shade
Tree Company
ESTABLISHED 1893

Now is the time 10 plant or move trees.
We do trimming and spraying by
the lob or season. satisfaction guar
anteed: work done by experts Main
$3.50 North 2930-W.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

Duluth-Superior harbor is entirely
free OF ice. the last of the larger
stretches having passed out OF thu
ship canal and the Superior. There
is still some ice in the slips but II Is
loose and is rapidly disappearing.
There Ia no Ice in the westerly end
OF Lake Superior.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
FRENCH FREE LANcgs
NOiST FLAG OVER FORT

Berlin. Oct. Ga group ~ French
men hOisied q French flag over the
iou AZ Agadir Morocco. threatening
staye international complications. Il
Is announced that France had pro.
clnimod "a pr0tectnraie and that
French cruiser was en- route for Aga.
dir
The Frtnch government immediate.
u dlsayoWcd the action. and as II is
nor represented at Agadir. instructed
The French consul at M0gador 10 ask
the Moroccan authorities TO take
MEASURE tu remove the flag aud end
'he Incident
According t0 the latest adyices the
Frenchmen were dciying tue local ca.
'lph oi Agndir who on his own re-.
uonsthiliiy. lad ordered the French
colors lowered. but i' Is expected that
lhr Fronchmen viii ,irId when they
learn thar their government has dis
dvuW"d their act
The German foreign Office Is salts.
fed With ihe counter measures taken
b, the French government.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
ITALY WILL RESUME
DEFENSIVE IN RED
SEA IF NECESSARY
FOR PROTECTION
News Dispatches From Tripoli
Are Meager Today; Arabs
Offer to Quit; Turks Retire
to the Interior.
MORE CASUALTIES
THAN WERE REPORTED

Rear Ndmlial HorcddoIinu has been
made Italian GOVERNOR Of TrIpoli fol.
lowing lho military occupation OF tho
ci,, %, men and guns lrcm the italian
leet Toda>s adyIocs describe tho
Arabs OF thc vicinity a. Offering sup.
mission to the Invaders. while the
furki-h defenders % tho sarrisol
have retired to the interior
NeWs dispatches from Tripoll con-
tluuc mcager. ms the Italians exercise
strict censorship. Reports from the
frontier indicate that there we're more
casualties during the bombnrdmcnt
than has been officially confirmed
The only other development OF i'm.
pofiance today was statement from
Rome that italy would assume the of.
tensiyc Ia the Red Sea. attacking tho
soapurts 0f Yemen II necessary. be-
cause ihe fort of Hodeidah had fred
on an italian cruiser
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
BALLOONS LAND IN
VARIOUS PLACES
One Gas Bag Lands in Iowa,
Another in Minnesota, Long
Distances Away From Kan
sas City, Originating Point.

tHs Evening Herald a. y. Leased Nirel
Kansas CITY Mo. Oct & 6-The Am
erica u, one o. the nine balloons that
flew away from horc IN The races yes
,efday. landed 3i Emmc,tsburg. Iowa.
approximately lhrcc hundred miles
north of here a. 80 O'Clock this
norniEg after encumlcrIng q severe
snow storm several thousand feet
The Topeka n landed safely az Dun.
mel MINI. a. go m, after an eN-
citing ulsh in thunder ana rain
storm
IN descending ihr America Il De-.
came eniangieI lu telegraph wires
and iis occupants were painfully
bruised
III, Buckcyo. Lieutenant q. T..
lahm, pilot and n wade. assistant.
landed safely tea niles north ol spar.
ia. Wis at . u.cloc. this morning
The loriip T. Lieutenant Leopold
Nogt pilot Lieutenant Schucllcr
aide. landed near \ustir. MINI. no go
O'Clock This morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
TIM GIiEVr NORTHWEST
lEiI OtTIN TIN CoIp

Along With tb, many breaks the
Democrats made during the cunVcu-
tiun they refused forgo; and over
looked g. give The great northwest
part of thr stnt, any representation
ON the ticket when nominations
were heinr made thick ana fast last
evening and M, end Of th, ticket was
IN dght. n rris pf Rio Arriha
gained the floor and demanded to
know n ths great northwest part ef
the state was Co receive anything at
the hands uf ihr convention. Mr
frist WIS eutir.lN ignored. no one
dceming " important enough tn an
swer the question Mr. Crist left the
convention iu much the same mood as
he dli when hr resigned from the
constitutional convention last nli
Tho deirgatcs lrft FOR homie hast
night ana TODAY The placing uf the
name of q. II Hanna on the ticket
for "a place on mo supreme bench viii
not hring tho Democrats The strength
they thought "a would Many OF the
uld Domncratlc warehouses, men
skilled and learned IN the law. whose
homes, aspiration ana ambitions for
years have been O. ho elevated to the
supreme bench when New Moxico
brrame R state. were not at All
pleased whom The, were thrust aside
to make way for bright young law-
yer"
The opinion of many of the Demo
cratic dolegaios who remained over
here today IL that the Democracy of
New Mexico made a fatal mistake in
forming an aliianre with Hanna. Van
stone, q al. WIN have nothing to lose
aud eyerythlne to gain