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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
lOI WILD WEST SHOW
DELIGHTS A BIG
AUDIENCE
Clean, Interesting and III
struotive Exhibition Given
at First Performance An
other Show at Sis.

Minor Bros q ArHngtuus toi
Rauch Real wild West show arrived
la IN, city curi> this morning, ,onl-
Ing in over the santa ~ from
Vaughn. vhpr, thoy gave one per
Torrance YESTERDAY
The Lir overland Tul parade
took place pFompilt at nelpck this
m,rrinE Joseph g. Mitrr. one of
the Miller Rros., nd the overland
grand cnYRicadr. mounted upon his
suprrb Arabian Thoroughbred stccd
'iicn Hur. Then fpilowcd in rapid
succession scores pf cowhuts. auW-
girls MeNicgns. Indians Susuiesc.
Russian CossHcks, men from almost
every CLINE There worc four bandE
nj music iu the lineup uheh ala
much L. onuyrn %, whiting thrauss
\ steam csluopc brought up 'H. renr
pourins forth thund,ruus melody.
The horses hruwlug tho boz tsuItaux
wagons came in foe much fttprabl"
comment Thor wore numerous
teams of big. sltpk-Hoattd. slN and
eight horse tcamH uf hWtas and dap.
! %. graz draughi horses. ana mo- liner
have been seen On our streets in
years.
The show o. novel. clean ana ntcr-
csting. Onr of the most pleasing f,a-
lures In the class of people CARRIED as
attaches. Gentlvmank attendants
looked after the wants of the patrons
and there was no rowdyism Another
fratur, wac The hack Of gambling or
| other devices fur separating tho un-
Nary frum their rolls
The performance Nas crodtt,hlc and
| of such tone The women aud chld-
rem could not but enjoy ID.
Taken 0s d whole thr show l. clean,
up-to.datr and well worthy 80 the
largr patronage fhey received here
tn, rel ranch is tic supply store
l for the lQl Rancd Rcal Wild Yves,
show u was on this ranch that u
| had is birth ana the same atmosphere
/ mat permeatrs the ranch permeatcs
/ tho show OF thu hundreds 81 cow
/ BOYS and cowgirls that make the
ranch their home tho very leaders are
I collected for tho show un tho road. The
1 pick of the stables ana catti' cuclOs-
uf' alone are chosen for thc summer
s'lson ana mo- bother opportunity
| could Veil Doe Imagined tu soe the
. western un, ~ today than is afforded
To- lh. ruI Ranch VIVID West show un-
Dee. would bt by actual journey "a
th, N.Hf itself There are over 100
INDIANS With the show ana ticy are
an a.. trG. indians ns the, exist m
thr west and not those sscurcd from
iha .lstrrn rescrvations whose value
af true representative of This nobl,
American has long since passed awas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
Coash aud Lang Tronblr.


Mr. Armando !. Perez, Galiano
20. IiUbaua, cuba. writes. u write
20 tell YOU of the marvellous results
that have obtained from your
remedy. Pcruna.
u have suffered four months
from an obstinate cough and a
great deal OF cxpectoratiOu, due 20
congestion 81 the right lung. I
took a great many different we'll.
known medicines. and when I had
lost All hope OF being cured. the
eminent and illustrious Dr. Rafael
Luarez Bruno recommended PEE
runa. ia doses Of one Tablespoonful
before every meal Al the end Of
the first bottle the cxpectoration
had completely disappeared. and
took four more bottles 10 cure
myself completely.
"a little while afterward was
seized with a very bad catarrh. and
began again "a take the Pcruna.
with tn result that the catarrh
disappeared on the laird day"
Gosd Results From Pcruua.
Pedro Pcrch Fajnrdo. Surgeon
and Oculist. writes from Mayagucz.
Porto Rico, as follows. II recon-
mend Pcruna 10 my patients be
causc Il is good because Il cures
aud because Il has always given
the host Of results In every discape
for which q is recommended"
Pedro pcrea Fajardo, NJ. H.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
MANN AND BACA
ADDRESS VOTERS
At GALLUP
Eloquent Speeches Heard by a
Tremendous Audience in
Kitchens Opera House; Nc
Kinley Co. Goes Republican.

Especial NNlekfem 10 t+Nfutuk tefhtut
Gallup. y NJ. .Soy one OF the
largest aud most enthusiastic au-
diencos ever assembled ~ q political
meeting IN Gallup gathered Monday
night In Kitchens opera house 20
hear Judge T.. A. hdnh ahu Felix
llaca discuss the issues Of the cam
paign.
Both speakers made tremendous
impression with the telling argu-
ments which they advanced In the
interest OF the Republican candidates.
and the applause a. times was deaf
ening Judge Mnnn's address was
Logical aud convincing and absolutely
Tree from bitterness aud personals
tics Re made good with the Gallup
voters and his speech undoubtedly
galned many votes TO- the Republic
an ticket
Mr. Baca addressed the voters in
Spanish. and was repeatedly checfed
20 the echo By the Spanish-spesking
people OF whom there were a large
number present lie exposed the ny.
pocrisy OF the Democratic bnshwhnck-
or combination In a merciless man.
ner. and the applause witch he re.
ccived clearly indicated that he had
the entire sympathy Of hts hearers.
The combined opposition TO the
Republican ticket received some
stunning blows, and there Is no doubt
that he entire Republican ticket viii
receive large majority In McKin-
10y county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
DR.. Vicente SantOni, Graduate
OF the Medical Faculty of
Paris, Recon-
n1endS Peruna

The undersigned, DR.. vi
cente Santoni. Of the Medical
faculty of Paris, practicing in
Poace. Porto Rico, certifies:
That he has been using the
preparation known as Peruna
for some time. for catarrhal
diseases, always obtaining ex'
cellent results. That IL is a
good preparation and he will
always use II in cases fol
which il is adapted.
DR.. Vicente Santoni,
Ponce, Porto Rico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
REAL BLIZZARD IN
MISSOURI VALLEY
COMING SOUTH

kansas CITY, Mo. rsal furstate or
winter bearing SNOW and freezing
temperatures swept over the Missouri
valley states oary today From "a
temperature of Zero in BismarH. y. D..
the thermometer graded down 10 -
degrees IN northern Kansas and Mis-
.sOurl, The mercury reached six aboya
AZ Huron, :. H.. and was near zero az
sioux city. Iowa
SNOW fell this morning throughout
ports of Nebraska and South Dakota.
According 90 thu local United states
weather forecastrr, the wavc of cold
Is sweeping southward ana freezing
temperatures mny be expected tonight
aud tomorrow IN oklahoma and north
crn Texas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
MEXICAN PRESIDENT
~ TRAN COLLISION
tBy Eveainn Hsrata q. o. Leased NtreI

IUITNWU, WNAIVn, NUNl u" IUf NVN-
yial train on the Mexican Central
railway carrying President elect
Francisco l. Madcra and his party
from chihuahua go the capital col-
lided hcnd-un with freight train
near Gomez palncio early today The
Madcro marty escaped unharmed but
Trainmastcr Alberto Sanchez OF Go
moz Paiacip was Killed.
with Madero we're Alberto Madrro
and his wife. Govcrnor Abram Gon-
zalca of Chihuahua aud General Pas
cual oruzuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
How About the
County Schools?

. The nov cunmiuUHp requires 4
. Chat tlv superiuiDulDn af
y schools shall 1br 3D. TRAINED 4
4 AID EXPERIENCED EDECA-
. ruE I
. D. that y goou requirement
. J q Mrculium hns sp9nt an
. BOZ. If, Ia schools. Jos tc1cncr ana 4
. Fpurrlutcndcnt. ilr is and for
. years hes betn ON, ~ the most
. successful principals in Albu-
. qurfuuc. Ills aucorss With the
= Spanish speaking children has I
. been most marked
= Nj Voteg ask yourself 10 those
o who present Atnh a.h Momoya
. a. "a candidate against him are
. actuat"d ~ sincere desire FOR
. better schools
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

Mr.. sylvester o. smith. Room siS.
Granite block. ~, L5ai. Mo. writes
"Pcruna II the best friend a sick man
can have 4 few months ago I came
here In wrctched condition. Ex-
posure and dampncss had ruined my
once robust health had catarrhal
affections OF tho bronchial tubes and
for time thpr, was dou3t as TO
my recovery.
My souu. honest. old doctor adj
viscd M 60 take Peruna. which | did
and IN a short time my health began
to Improve very rapidly. tito osonch-
ial trouble gradually disappeared and
IN three months my health was fully
restored. Accept grateful mans
thanks for his restoration Co perfect
health"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
wicKgHsAAM Will rRV
TRUST CASES AT ONCE


Columbus. O.. Nov determined
90 follow President Taft's policy OF
quick action in the nnti.trus; cases
Attorney General Wickersham today
fled u certificate ~ expedition IN the
United states court here that the
eases against the Lake Shore aad
Michigan Sothern and other railroads
and coal companies. who were charg-
ed with violating the sherman anti
trust law IN q suit brought several
weeks ago b, the government be- Civ
on precedence over other cases AM
oo tiicd nt once
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
AUTHOR Of GET RICH
WALL|NGFORD IS
AGAIN MARRIED


New York. Noy. THE arrival Of
the Nron Prinz Wilhelm here today
from Europe led 90 the discovery that
George Randolph Chester, the author
and playwright waE aboard Wish a
young woman, whom he said he had
married recently ia Parts.
when II eas pointed out ~ Mr..
chester that The divorce proceedings
brought bl his former wife had
reached only the stage ~ an inter-
locutory decree, sisnrd October 10,
and that the final decree could not
hc granted until ninety days had
elapsed. he rushed IN agitation 90 the
nearest telephone and called up his
LAWYER Afterward he raid.
II iind that / committed no crime
IN marrying abroad. married Mlss
naremo In Paris az soon as got
word that my WHO hna obtained a
divorce
The new Mrs Chester n an artist
who has illustrated many ef Mr..
Chestcr's stories Mrs, chesier's suit
named her,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

Kansas CITY, Mo- NOV D. An I'M
junction demanded o., thirteen rail
way limos operating fee missouri.
against a recent state order roducing
freight rates on storl aud iron was
denied boy Judge William e. Hook VI
the fcd' rul court here today Hr said
such an injunction VIII he Illegal UNI
less two other United states Judges
eonCurrcd in grantiug a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

Testimonial of Dr Estcaen Vidal y
Rios. office Ponce. Porto Rico. Doctor
OF Medicine and Surgery OF the Uni
versliy of Madrid. Honorary Member
of the Faculty % Barcelona. Caia-
luna, Spain Has practiced in the
hospitals Of Paris and has been admit.
ted to the bar 90 Porto Rico.
Il certify that ! prescribe Peruna.
remedy FOR pulmonary disease man
ufactured hy The Prruna Co. OF col
umbus, ohio. T.. < A.. and that have
been surprised 10y the quick, sure re.
suits and IL good pharmaeoiogical
formula"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
HEAVY ssLLlke causHss
CkttCAOO GQAtN paiCEG

Chicago Nov. Heavy ceiling 70.
day crushed down prices for wheat
The opening was i.2 10 $50 down
December started at s5 T.sGs0 s.ic.
tho same change from last night a.
the market taken altogether A fal'
10 ~ SIS followed
Generally fine weather carried
corn lower December opened is ~
use offMe2 SIS 20 &c Use. touched
eos and then dropped TO 90 itc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

kansaB City. Nov. l.-Lattie--Ite-
celpls 1900 including 500 southerhh.
Market steady TO loo higher. Native
steers s5.5OMjsO; southern steers
te1Jet5o0. southern cows and heit
ers s2.75hs75 native COWS and he'll.
efe s2T5d7.OO; stockers and feeders
ti00n575. bulls s5.Vo1 $50: calses
ss.00M 1856 western steers st.00M
1875. western steers N.OVffb.75;
western COWS s275M47S.
sheep Receipts 1000. Markc, to
l0c higher. Mu,tone s3f5df $50: a
$50: range ewes a. 00Ut00
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
MIST AIKEN IDR DliElt
MD KILLED nN ulNTIIi

MAYS Landing - y. Nov l--M
akon for deer IN tn gloom of the
carly dawn Constant stc,huan and
John Nusi, business men ul Pleasant
vile were Killed and William JpnlE
.oi ih, same civ Was injured TODAY
when q hunter fired ~ Them ni
Weymouth, Ny miles from here tn,
man Who made The fatal miunke j,
sdld 90 bc charles Nurcross. string-
er iu ne nwghborhood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

In damp. chilly weather there Ia a.
ways a large demand Tor BAIiARD's
snow LlNlMENT because many peo-
pie who know by experience rs great
relieving power In rheumatic aoiea
and pains, prepare 20 apply u az the
hfsi twlnge, Price znr, SOC and floo
rer bottle snld ny all drugsssis'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

"A aui pleased 10 recommend Cham
htrlains Cough Remedy as the best
Thing know O' and safest ro ucdy go.
coughs. colds ANA bronchial trouble
writes Mrs T.. p Aruold OF DUKNer
Colo We have used St repeatedly aud
Il has nere failed go give rolieL
For 1io hy an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

'SN nEN ~ruEni1heu tVotns TOT
honsekeening: store room also. s2i
West Central. Call rear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

Train 30. 5 vent into NO ditch AZ
supra Arlz. near Williams, this
morning Details Of the accident are
unknown here. but several are in
jared,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
Chicago Live stock

Chicago. Nov. f.--Cattle--.Receipss
1900 Market strong i0c higher
Reeves ft6Od $50. Texas steers
~ iou5.g0: western steers $3.50
$40; stockcrs and feeders sgS0sI
575. COWS and heifers s200Ms00;
calves tae0mS.75.
Iiogs--Reccipis $4,000 Market 8 TO
i0c higher Mixed t5.6sets.i0. heavy
t5.65a6.40. rough s5.65 1850; good
TO choisc heavy sa90MG.f0. plgs
s3.75G5.iO bulk OF sales s5a5GC.eS.
Sheep Receipts $4,000. Market 20
TO zoe higher. Native ss.25n 3,S5;
western fst0d 90. yearliugs $500
t70 lambs, native sJ.6odCln.
81. Louis Wool.
81. Louis Nov Wool easy. Ter
! ritory and western mediums iTffsVc.
fine Mediums i6fti Use: fine ii6i6c.
Chicago Crasu.
Chicago. NOV. i.---wheat--Dcc.
90 lite; MAY. siOf s.tnioi rs.
! Corn--D Dee. s3Tss Use: May.
/ GO 3.tnst T.Sc
oats---Dcc.. - i-te, MAJ. ~ IS
] Il tsc.
PORK jan $3.50.
| f.ard--Jan.. fg.tGN.
Ribs--Jan., ss.25.
|
New Work Metals.
New York. Nov Cooper, sii.sO
ais.iO lead sts5mtse; silver.
- 90.
/
Money and stocks.
New Yora. Nov ia is per cent,
prime paper, iis6f3.i per cent.
Mexican dollars. i6c.
Amulganatcd. So
sugar, 100.
Atchiron. t0i s.s.
GREAT Northern. ig6.
Now York central. 100 SIS
Northern Pacific. iisi.s
i Reading. it2 SIS
southern Pacific. II SIS.
Union Pacific, lss s-s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
pILrs cunrp'IN TO DAYS.

Your druggist win refund money q
rAZO OINTMENT fails 10 cure any
case of itchiaf, BIND, Needing OF
proirudiDE piles In 10 Il days. SOC
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

New York. nov. Cooper sii.sO
9ie.i0. lead. ttt5mtse; silver.
- 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01

ST. Louis. NOV. Wool casy. Ter
ritory and western mediums iTff zoe
fine Mediums l6ft Use. fine Ito i5c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-18
Have Strenuous Trip.

Redding, Cal, Feb. 1S.-Drenched
by icy rain falling in the mountains
and devoid of food supplies, 16O
members of the Industrial Workers of
the World were storm bound last
night at Steinman, ore. Southern
Pacific train men say they are hud-
died in the shelter of the water tank,
waiting for a chance to board a freight
train. The railroad has given orders
that no trains shall stop at Steinman
and mountaineers who know the Sis
kiyou pass say there is grave danger
that the wayfarers may perish in the
storm and the snow, of which there
is six feet at Sskiyou.
The authorities at Dunsmulr, the
first station where the men can hope
to obtain food, fear trouble when the
half starved "army" reaches there,
and contemplate asking the gover-
nor to call out troops to aid them in
handling the situation. Word receiv-
ed from the police at Ashland states
that a large part of the expedition is
armed. The opinion is, however, that
the men will only ask for food and
shelter on their way.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-18
WARNER VALLEY
TITLES ARE CLEAR

Salem Or, Feb. 1S.-Actual set
tiers on Warner valley lands, whose
title has not been attacked in the
courts or involved in any of the long
litigation now pending, will be given
a clear title under action taken by the
senate in the passage of Representa-
tive Thompson's bill for that pur-
pose.
What was intended as a companion
bill, which effected compromise
with the Warner Valley Land COM
pany, was killed Wednesday because
Of belief that the state can win the
pending cases. The bill passed today
eXempts all lands affected by the
cloud of litigation. Bowerman offer
ed an amendment, which was adopt
ed, giving further assurance that none
of the disputed grants shall be af-
fected by the bill.
AS passed, the bill has the approv-
al of the state land board, and the
attorney general and will make it
possible for many of the settlers to
obtain certainty of title.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-18
Workers OF laws But Not of
Hands Will Join lnsurgent
Forces.
ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY MAROONED IN SNOW
Men Who Appropriated Free Trans
portation Over Southern Pacific
Secure Arms and Ammunition from
Many Sources-Leaders Say Men
Are Marching from All Northwest
Cities.

Portland, Ore, Feb. 1S.-It would
appear from statements dropped by
Industrialists here, that the real OBJ
jective point Of the crowd which ap-
propriated free transportation from
Portland to Ashland over the South
ern Pacific railway, is Mexico, to
fight for the insurgent cause, and
that the talk about the Fresno dem
onstration is merely a bluff to con-
ceai the actual intentions Of the re-
cruits until they can swarm over the
border into Lower California.
The men who passed there were
well provided with small arms, but
the local members of the order either
do not know or will not admit that
they know who supplied them.
The claim is made here that the
number of industrialists now headed
for California is about ten thousand.
These men are said TO be travelling in
small parties from practically every
city of the country west of Chicago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-18
Additional S331,OOO Appro-
priated for Eastern Oregon
Branch.
COMMISSIONER BAILEY
LEFT WITHOUT OFFICE
Legislative Session Ends Tonight
Lawmakers Using Pruning Knife in
E'evcrish Haste-University of Ore
gon and Agricultural College Dealt
With Generously.

Salem Ore, Feb. 1S.-(SpeciaD-
Having appropriated more than fifty
per cent more of the peoples money
than the last session, members or the
legislature which adjourns tonight,
arc beginning TO fear for the conse-
quences and this afternoon are fe-
verishlX endeavoring to retrench on
the few remaining appropriation b lis.
SO far s4.522,46O has been appro-
priated. The University of Oregon
gets all it asked for, as did also the
agricultural college and county and
district fairs.
Among the appropriations granted
is $4,000 for the eastern Oregon
branch asylum.
State Dairy and Food Commission
er Bailey was removed today through
the passage Of Thompson's bill abol-
ishing the office, 1t was rushed to
the senate this afternoon and un-
doubtedly will pass.
At the noon adjournment a num-
Der of important bills were waiting a
third reading. This afternoon both
houses reassembled and began the
last squirt to complete the work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-18
ANNEXATION TALK
WORRIES DOMINION

Ottawa, Canada, Feb. 1S.-Contin-
ued talk of annexation is kept alive
by the warning newspapers causing
resentment among citizens and ac-
cording to leading supporters of the
government it may jeopardize the re-
ciprocity measure when it comes UP
for ratification by parliament. The
liberals accepted Taft's assertion that
such sentiment as was expressed by
Bennett is not true, nevertheless the
feeling it aroused in the dominion
cannot be ignored. 1t is understood
that Premier Laurier, early next week
will make a statement which will set
at rest forever the annexation idea.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-18
ECONOMY ENDANGERS
HEALTH APPROPRIATION

Salem, Ore, Feb. 1S.-Because Of
a streak of economy in the house ways
and means committee, the increased
appropriation of $4,000 for the state
board of health is endangered in the
house. An unfavorable report lies on
the desk. Representative Ambrose
will move to table the report and
Chairman Abbott of the ways and
means will offer no objection, to give
opportunity for hearing by members
of the state health board who are eN-
pected to be on the way to Salem.
Senator Joseph is working to save the
bill, which he fathered, and its friends
believe it can be saved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-18
mann CONDUCTS ONE
MAN F|L|BUSTER
ONE OF MOST REMARKABLE
IN HISTORY OF HOUSE
Illinois Representative Prevents Ac-
ton on Omnibus War Claims Bill
Despite Overwhelming Majority.

Washington, Feb. 1S.-With only
eleven legislative days remaining, the
house of representatives was held at
a standstill yesterday by a flibuster
planned and conducted by Represen-
tative Mann of Illinois.
1t was private calendar day under
the rules and the business in order
was the consideration of the omni-
bus war claims bill which already had
been passed by the senate. The bill
largely affects southern claimants.
and the democrats, with the assist
ance of many republicans, endeavor-
ing to pass it.
At times, the majority in favor of
the bill was as high as 140, but Rep
resentative Mann was opposed to the
bill and by dilatory tactics succeeded
in preventing action, although the
house was in session from 10 a. m.
until 9:25 last night.
At that hour, the advocates of the
measure secured a recess until IL a.
m, today under the assumption that
the legislative sitting of yesterday
would be resumed. Eleven O'Clock is
Nit ltbuld HOuT lOT meeting ana
Speaker Cannon holds that today's
sitting is a new legislative day. If
he is successful in maintaining this
ruling the omnibus claims bill is dead
for this sesson of congress.
Yesterdays filbuster was largely
one man affair and one of the most
remarkable in the history of the
house. At one time, in order to Sc
cure a quorum, the sergeant at arms
was directed to arrest all absentees.
With assistants that official started
in pursuit of the missing members.
But before any arrests were made,
enough drifted into the chamber to
make a quorum and further proceed
ings under the order were dispensed
with
While waiting for a quorum the
house was in much disorder. 1t was
good natured, however, and there was
continued laughter. Representative
Mann, during the day, had resorted
to every known parliamentary sub
terfuge to prevent action and rpe
members at times were much con-
fused as to just where they stood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-18
Insurgents in Control.

San Diego, Cal, Feb. 1S.-As a re-
suit of the crushing defeat at MeXi-
cali the force which Governor Vega
spent several weeks in organizing is
hopelessly dispersed, and there ap-
pears to be nothing to prevent the
Mexican insurgents. from taking pos
session of Lower California. Vega,
desperately and perhaps fatally
wounded, has reached his old camp at
Las Junta's with barely a bodyguard.