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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-12
The D. NJ. Read Co.
Established 1857.


TWO DAYS MORE FOR SPECIAL DISCOUNTS
Twenty per cent. off on Furniture, Arabian Rugs
China, Cut Glass, Silver Lamps Of all kinds, Linen
Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Ten per cent. off on Carpets, Rugs Curtains Drap-
cries. Dnnerware in stock patterns and certain lines
of Ktchenware.
IN THE FURNITURE STORE
Walking through the Furniture rooms and remem-
bering that nearly the entire showing with but
two exceptions, is at the 20 per cent reduction it is
difficult to withstand the temptation to buy great
number of pieces at less than the discount,
and few of these left. Among them
Colonial Mahogany Highboy with carved legs,
curved top with center TORCH and carved beading and
festooning the cabinet door.
Value $780, at $500 this sale
Mahogany Hall Clock, value $4,000 for $4,000
value $1O9.OO for $86.40.
Parlor Curio Cabinet value S PATS for $3.50
value S 9.25 for 800
Mahogany China Cabinet mirror back, glass shelves,
and lattice glass doors, value $500 for $4,000.
Fourth floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-12
N. Y. Wholesale Prices

BUTTER.-Creamer specials, Id
&c; good to prime, "a q 26c.
EGGS.-Whites, fancy large, Al q
Acc; browns, fancy, SIC.
APPLES.-Greening and York I'm
perial, double head Dbl. $3.50 $3.50;
King and Northern Spy, $3.50 @ So;
Baldwin, $3.50 @s4.75; Ben Davis, So
@$4.25; Russell, s2.25 a $3.50.
prime large bales, 100 TBS. s!:1o @
s1.121k; No. 8 to 1, $500 $1.10;
shipping, 75c@SOc; packing, 45c a
soc; clover, mixed, zoe O. csc; pure,
csc q s5c; clover and mixed, poor, 55c
@6oc. STRAW. long rye. 5oc@55c;
POULTRY.-Alive Chickens, 15k q
1ec; fowls. 1sh @17c; ducks, Ice;
geese, 14@15c; guinea fowls, pair,
coo; pigeons, pair, zoe. DRESSED
Turkeys, selected, 24c; young hens
and o5 toms ssc 81 chickens eaeh r9asting
to dozen, Ice; As to 55 10. 15@15Ac;
40 10. and under, 1914 @14c; ducks,
soring, 12@ 1sc; geese, spring. 15c;
squads. prime, large. white, dozen.
fowls, spring, pair, S5c@s1.
RABBITS, pair rs % soc.
VEGETABLES. = Potatoes, Dbl.
s1.50@$2; mushrooms. Alb basket,
4Oc@ 81; onions, Connecticut, white.
bbl.. s3@s4; white pickle, s2@$3;
yellow or red, 140-fb bag $2@$2.50;
squash, Hubbard, bbl.. s1.50@s2;
Marrow. s1.25 @s1.75; turnips, ruta-
baga, bbl., 81 OSLO; white, bbl.,
s1.25@s1.75; tomatoes. dollhouse, Id.
100 SOC.
NUTS.-Hickory nuts. bush. $3.50
@s2; black walnuts, 75c @ 81; butter
nuts. 33M5Oc
HONEY.-Clover, comb, fancy.
white, 10. 10 q Ice; No. 1, lac; No. 2.
II @13c; clover. extracted, 8 II @9Nc:
buckwheat, comb, 5000; extracted
7@7kc.
FURS AND SKINS.-Red fox, $50
ST: gray, SIPS; wildcat. s2@s5.50;
house cat, black, 25c; colored 1000
15c; skunk, black, s2.50@$2.75; half
striped, $3.50 @s1.75; striped, $500
81; white Acc @50c; Raccoon, extra
black. $500 $3.50 Raccoon, $40
$3.50; Opossum. large Csc; medium,
35 O. 40c; small, 15c; Rabbit skins 81;
mink, $3.50 q $500; muskrat, winter.
SO @ Acc; fall, rs q SOC; small and kits
6 @12c; winter, black. 40@ 45c; fall,
black, 30@35c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-12

knowledge is power said the
Platitudinarian.
''Glad you reminded me-" said the
Magnate.
Whereupon he ordered his broker to
buy a controlling interest in a first
class university.-I4ife
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-12
SHOPPING

often exposes women to all kinds OF
weather troubles. Remember Bach
mans Grippe Capsules. 25c box. will
cure your cold in As hours or your
money back. Made only at The
Woman's Drug Store, 129 State ST.,
ON door below Main st. TEL 1884.
@>dy aJ1ays ip attendance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-12
LEARN TO DANCE

Private Clas for Beginners at
OuiIty's Colonial Ball Room, Fairfield
Avenue, will be organized Friday
Evening, anuary Is at. $3.50 O'Clock.
POPULAR dances taught in course Of
10 lessons. Fifty cents for first les
SON: So for four lessons. See Prof.
Guilty or telephone the Colonial.
AZ us
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-12
subject. This is plain business

subject. This is plain business
proposition.
Senator-elect Pomerence is evidently
hot in favor of d tariff for revenue
only, bat does favor one based on the
cost OF production as compared with
the cost Of producing the same articles
in other countries. and these compare
tive costs to be ascertaiIed by impair
tial experts instead OF by the state
ments of tariff beneficiaries alone.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-12
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature e. w. GROVE.
25c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-12
A GIFT FOR ALL

in the way of a money order or draft
is the most appreciated gift to your
relatives and friends in the old coun-
try. Drafts are payable at any of the
banks in Europe and are obtainable at
the Old Reliable's,
JAMES EEELEY
z p. O. Arcade Open Evenings
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
WONNN IIED NAININ
no ESQ APE FATl.
Z special relrErhm go E,eninE IIsrnldl

Ration, N M Aus o. While all
tho foris baN, not been leuruod here
OF the assault and murder ot Mrs
Jnc"b klrlin .t is said that an IN
Nostisauuu of tho hom, showed that
she noa Naiuly from room Go room iu
an effort to cs'np, from hcr assall-
ant, When e shDep hcrt,r. said Co
De- Crisu Vigil, now under arrest
came Co her home aud asked Tor u
meat Mrs. karlin CAV, him food.
Later ho returned and made an at
tack ON thc lone woman. II Is said
she flUd into the kitchen. locked the
door and tri'd to l1rriaad' ". but en-
tranc" WAS forced through the vim
dow with Ju AK Tho woman ram
INTO the front room nest ana as her
pursucr WAS hJuyrug u the door
with an as IA, os.1uod outside and
fled up 90 stairway 90 tho attic. whore
she was shot four Times. 100 the tenn
Pile. tho Itv wrist uud through th,
heart
The .hNDr of tho woman uftcr rob-
bing the house. tad Goo O. uournt
ranch IL i~ said WISH has confessed
/ 10 thp sh,rf chat DO, committed th,
crime Hp iS now nrng brought hero
| iu an automobile. Mrs Ealun Va,
-rcatlE respected sud loyod In th,
community nud owing tn th, thrcuu
! against M, prisoner tb, sheriff
! Thought it best tn remove hlul t1 thil
! city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
If You Intend to Go to Noun
tainair for Albuquerque
Day Be AT the Santa Fe Sta
tion OH Time.
SPLENDID PROGRAM Is
SCHEDULED FOR DAY
Commercial Club Will Have
Charge of the Doings; Brass
Band Accompanies the Ex.
cursionists.

spcciu train caTrying iarg"
number ot Albuquerque people. viii
leave the santa Re station at G:90
O'Clock tomorrow morning. bound for
Mouutainair. the scene OF the Chau-
tauqua assembly. which has been un-
pun out Of the local yards promptly
AT $50. not minute later. and every
body should be- at the station five or
ten minutes before that time In order
to- secure proper accommodations and
comfortable seats In the cars A. u.
Stroup of the Commercial club. who
has worked very hard for the success
.of Albuquerque day" VIII be train
captain All the conductor will have
To- de- rs to collect the tickets ana
look out for train orders. MIR StrOup
viii point out tho scenes OF interest
along the road and will tell the ex-
curSinnists when they reach Bcleu.
whore stop ct go minutes VIII he
made. At Bolcn the brass band.
which will accompany the boosters.
VIII play several selections and the
travellers may gaze about town for a
few moments, MIR Stroup will be ass
sisted IN caring for the crowds by
Secretary r. j. Naylon of the COM
mercial ciub Tho Commercial club
b. responsible for the success OF AL
buquerque day" ana everything pos
sibio will be done 60 make II one OF
tho real rcd letter days OF the assem-
b's. The program for the day win
.'e AN interesting one. The brass
7 band viii furnish much OF the music
J There Will be- plenty of orntOry. "a.
number of we'll known local speak
cts having consented TO accompany
; thu cNcurstonists and deliver ad-
dresses
While Mr. Stroup was unable to say
/ positively today how many people will
make the trip tomorrow. it is believed
/ th1t the several cars provided by the
/ railway will be- wcll filrd with cx-
! rursiunistS. The special round trip
fare for the excursion Is t2S6 per
I passenger Tho cNcursionists viii be
/ returned Co Albuquerque la plenty ot
1 time 90 reach their homes before mid
night tomorrow night
4 II is announced tor thc convenience
/ of those who may not get breakfast
/ before thry leave Albuquerque, tina;
| breakfast may be- secured az the
! Harvey house iu liolcn, where stop
7 of a half hour viii be- made.
/ \ lurgc number ot people from
/ willard and Estaucia will visit the
| 'huutuuuus tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
Democratic Inquisitors Sud
denly Decide They Will Not
Press Questions About Cam
paign Contributions Now.
CHAIRMAN STANLEY is
UNC0MMUNICATIvE NOW
Eventually Discovered Thai
House Resolution Did Not
Give Him Authority That
He Thought it Did,
IN, Ey,nInE nsra,d \. y. ,.----e wire,

tBN EvenInE HeraId \. y. I-a--d wirsl
Washington. Nug H.Thr steel
trust inNcstigutiug committee az IN
executing session today decided not
To- press tt this timo the questions or
campaign contributions in connection
with which Gcorg, " Perkins OF
N'N Nurk director OF the United
states steel corporation, was ycstcr-
day threatened with contempt pro-
cocdiugs before thc house of repre-
scntatycs. The committee decided
To require jh. stoci corporation to
produce The books ot subsidiary com-
puuics.
When the cNccutiy, session OF tho
committee adjourned Chairman Sjau-
lcy said 'Nothiug to say unui {.
%. no.
The chain changed iu ruings on
campaign contribution said Repre-
sentative fuJug, Republican.
Young ought to know, said At-
tornc, r. v LlndahurN. or ,ho str,l
corporation, smilingly
The resolution demanding the
books of the subsidiary companies
also directed LEGAL steps IN tho event
'l iN'lI NON liltuNtilufl.
the committee decision mot tu
press the Inquiry into campaign con-
rihutuns' was bus,d on the copclu-
sion that the hons, resolution did not
give authority to go into those mat
ters. II was said that Representative
littleton OF NeN York Insisted that
thc committee would transcend its
power
Chairman stanley refused to MAX,
any stitpmcnt Some members .:
th" committee assorted that Mr. pr
kus had been freed ouy from un.
-wrrIng IN, questions regarding hl
personal contributions and tho mat.
ter uf tn' steel corporation and th,
New York Lifu Insurance compuu,
c1WpH,gu contributions had not been
decided finally
Chairman stanley Representatives
Littlctou and sterling uf tine commit.
tcg ana Herbert Knox smith. com-
missioner Of corporations. had con
ference with President Tart at the
white houso following th, oNocutv,
session Al refused foo discuss IN,
Conference.
chairman stunl,t and his u4soci.
atrs. 10 was learned. later had gon,
Z" the white h"us, tp ask tn, prcsi
dent Geo further r,lpasr th, reports
'I th" commissioner of oorporutiou'
on the steel industry with view col
getting at ~umc Of the matters snueh
ln 'n tn. inquiry
President TatL % was said. prom
lsrd Geo Furnish to the committee al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
PURE FOOD STUFF
TOOCOMpL|CATED
Charge That Technical Cues
tions Are Delaying DR..
Wiley Hearing. Causes a
Small Sized Riot.
dp Evening IIerala a. p. Leased wire,

thh Evening Heraid 4. y. Leased Mirel
N'sAnstou, Az g.--Charges across
o., .ummitt'o table that technical
questions were heing raised to keep
back evidence ln the invests CATION ~
tho DR. WILEY case created excite
mrnt in ihr house committee on aX-
ponditures in the agricultural depart
meat today, during The further eN-
animation of Solicitor McCabe of that
department.
solicitor MrCtue admitted % the
committee thII n officially publish-
.ng for th, Department 90 gerirulture
q court decision boo Missouri pure
food y4sD H. htd clauFrd several
words u tn, Judgment of the court.
TIE charges eliminated honzopto ~
soda from th. decree holding certain
/ -uh~llur,a d,Itorious.
Solicitor NcCabo admitted today
thl Wm u Harris, a coffee expert.
| is employed iu the 5u San of chemis
fry undnr The terms exactly similar Ia
those 100 JEe ease of Or Rushy. when
| NcCa0r refused to sanction and
which brought about the charges
aaaInst Dr Wiley McCabe insisted
lbcrc was difference in that Harris
was Che only coffee expert the depart.
mDui could employ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
DEAD F|NAGC|ER is
TO Be BROUGHT
TO AMERICA FOR
BURIAL
Body Will Be Taken to Church
in Paris Until Saturday ;
Wife and Son Are Worn
From Long Vigil at Bedside
GATES WAS A WONDER
IN HIGHER FINANCE
ny EysnIag Herald \. - L.s.se wir.p |

INV Eyenfuu Hernia a a. laaaaH yNlreN
Paris. Aug g'.Thc dg9tI ini'
m.rr.ny of I,n, "A a,t.s ana. Amer
'''" ''' '''''' '''' '''''''
expressions oi regret not only irom
his wide cIrcl. of acqulnaue,s. but
from nun,bcrrss. p4.I..tps ,.r, Ln.v,
1t..
"'"' ''''N 'N '''' '''' "'
mess mNi' but hHd boon deeply NOV
"a by tho courageous struggle Nn.ol
IN, mad .upfu.f AN ILLNESS tD. fatal
,..,...,, ,...... t...t t........ ,..,.r
MIS-. ''''.3 'h' "'' ''". '''''r '.
Gates. ar much worn hy their loug
period OF luNi,t, a.d nurlur aud
mucl sympathy f"r tn,m i- express
cd As soon a- word OFF Mr Gates
death had p",u cahlcd tu America,
messages oi coincidence commenced 90
arrive from friends lu1 hus.n.-s as-
soCiutJs iu tnn United states and
elsewhere.
Nil arranesE' for thD dispose
lion ~ Jhr body bJN, N,.u wtut hy
Harry -. Fr u..- B.uHn. president uf
the United States EeuItN uur lm-
I prov, Wtut company uf Sow Nlrk.
Mr. Black said
Mr. Gatp- loved Iii, aad sl.d that
Dee wished to 1--we. Hr wanted to do
thingH IN iifo "a, WAS frequently
spoken ot as a 'pulHtI unl his uu-
orauous wDr, aiwu,s Founded ou won.
dcrfu studics iu neurcs Wal street
. VIII not t.' hi~ like again for some
time
The body ot Mr. Gates viii ho plac-
cd ih vault "a tho lut'rduuomiua-
uonhl Nm rir'u church in the uuD
De Bort whore it viii remain until
taken aboard % st'nm,r for removal
to tho Iuit"d states the funeral
services Ni. ho h'ld at r1is church
SATURDAY
Two w''ks after his arrival Iu p1us
carly in the summer Mr.. Gate. sun'r-
|td from pn'ns in tho throat ana was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
COLFAX WOMAN IS
ASSAULTED THEN
MURDERED IN
COLD BLOOD
Terrible Crime Is Committed
At Lonely Ranch On Middle
Aged Woman Who Is Rid
died With Bullets.
SHEEP HERDER rs HELD
ON SERIOUS CHARGE


Ration. " A., AUS charged
with assaulung and numbering Mrs.
Jacob Karliu aged 90. yesterday. ot
the Hurln ranch near Sprinaor
about 800 miles south or here. Celso
Vigil ag,d ~. Vas arrested by a
shcrif's posse this moruinp WIKI
was uk,u Co the Scene of the murder.
whrr, DO, s. said tu hay, confessed.
Residents uf springer are greatly ,N-
cited and Goo prevent any possibility
of Nncning sheriff HiVcupnugh D.
bringing thc prisoner Geo Ration
According a. Information received
Nisl wont tu ma, Karin home yrs-
trrda, while Mr. karin and his son
were absent ana after being given
son, thing To cut attacked aud killed
Mrs KARIN uud escaped after rtu-
sarking thv house Tor yHuuhl"s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
NEAR ADJOURNMENT
OF CONGRESS NOW
AN ABANDONED
PIPE DREAM
Senate Committee Decides to
Report Adversely on Cotton
Bill Of House and Cummins
Has An Amendment.
STATEHOOD FIASC0
ADDS COMPLICATION
By E,eHIns Herald a. p. Leased wire,

washington. Aug. 9.-'rhs senate
finance romm,ttoo today docId .d to
report adversely tho house cotton tar-
in revision bill Tho bin viii go To-
tn' senate tomorrow.
senator rummins of Iowa. progress
siy' ..puhiIDru VIII offer au amend
mont tu iny cotton BIN whom 70 comes
before tbr -.uuf. providing fpr the
revision of uNr iron and steel schrd-
uir ui tn. IUu.- Ndrich law.
This complication. cumus on top
ot tHr threatened veto hy th, prod-
dent 1' thn statehood hiu aud the
deadlock or .n. NnoI hHI apparently
has thrown 1000 .Hrr OF HrIy adJust-
m.uf ir in. l.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
RECALL PROBABLY WILL BE
CUT OUT ON NEXT ATTEMP'
stag Correspondence
rhe t.Nsninu Herald
itauna lL i'ust iiiag.

Washington Nus Although IL
war well known mat tho Flood rcso
luton faced certain veto al thc hands
OF The president delegation OF New
NcNicuHs called upon Nh Tait tnia
afternoon and urged him 10 permit
thr resolution to go into effect hy
limitation ana thus give The territories
statehood Many mcsSaucs from All
over the territory pleading with the
president ior statehood. we're rccely.
I'd. Veto hy The president however,
Is certain.
1ue rood resolution which under.
wen tcw minor amendments ar.
rived in the house this morning The
house viii concur la the amendments
Bj once. b U.s. said The speaker will
then sign The resolution and u win
return 10 the senate for the signature
ol the vice president. after which Il
will he delivered to Mr.. Taft. u
should reach the White House Friday
There appears 10 be general an
ders,anding here this afternoon that
immediately after the presidents veto
is received, both branches OF congress
will agree on a resolution eliminating
the recall m Arizona and rush the
resolution mack 10 the president.
This, Il Ia believed. would secure
statehood within two weeks, prov idins
conRrcsI does not adjourn before tha'
time Indications at this time ar,
that congress VII prolong IT'S presen
q ssion indefinitely.
4 number OF the New Mexico dele
cation have LEFT fGi home but sevefa
have announces that they viii remain
here until statehood IL won or los
FINALLY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
FLOOD RESOLUTION
ADOPTED SO TO tg


Washington, Aug 9-Ihy Flood
statehood resolution providing for
ihp admission of New Mexico and Ar.-
zona to statehood after New Mexico
voted ON an easier amendment tu the
constitution aad Arizona on the recall
of me judiciary passed the senate
lost evening by the decisive vote OF
aG 20 lN
lfs passag, followed the defeat OF
the Nelson measure. offered as sub.
ftitut which failed uf passagc hN q
vote al az 90 20 This was the meas
urr advocated uy the stand pal Re.
pnblcaus aud known tu have the
sanction ot the president who. II was
uudetsl uod was ready TO sign it ~
any time o. differed from the Flood
rcsolutiol in bat it made h connul-
s0ry uu tNy part ol Arizona to elml.
nate th, sccall of The Judiciary as "a
condition Ton statehood and it did not
require Sew MeSico 10 yot" on an
change 100 hor constitution
The lassaec ol thc Flod resolution
followed fwu daNs of constant debate.
during which q number of sFon-
speeches were made Tor AMI against
the recall and statehood Tor the terri
tories
Tnc Flood resolution as adopted ~
the senate. differs but slightly from
tho nriginal document sent up IRON
the house ana r. .s said 30 viii h"
cOncuHcd iu at one, hy ihe loW'i
branch of congress
Following is q briefly summarized
history oI the statehood fight cNtena'
iup over half a century
lSIN Treaty of Cessi0n of New
Mexico. tncn mCludin- Arizona "a
United states by Mexico. was signed
with promises of speedy statehood.
1850 Convention assembled ta
santa Fc to formulate con tiu.iuns
for state Of New Mexico, later adopt
ed by the voters. but congress refused
to mass the nCCcssarv Statehood act
owing to the Clay compromise.
Congress passed an aci d'Nid
| inc New Mexico ahd making the west
ern half the territory OF Arizona, uni u
such time as the people apply ioi
and obtain admission TO the Union as
q state
1875 Roth houses OF Congress pass
| ed an enabling act for New Mexico
| and Colorado but, for political rea
| sons New Mexico was again turned
! down
1908 After numerous other ~
tempts between 1875 and 1908 an ON
nihus statehood bill providing separ
ate statehood for Arizona, New Mex
leo and oklahoma was introduced witt
| bright chances Of success, but Na'
talked 10 death by senator Noyorldg'
of Indiana aud few Others
| 1904 Both houses of congress pass
ed bill providing foe admission OF OR
lanOm and indian Territory as on'
state. and New Mexico and Arizona
as another state, with a provision tha
the popular vote OF the territories
counted separately, should delermin'
the ratification OF the act Arizonl
and New Mexico refused approval o
the Joint statehood measure
1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
my E,sa,au u-r.,a a. p. ,.....a w,r.,

Washington, Aug g-Tho president
viii veto the New McNico-Arizona
statehood resolution as passed by .he
senate last night
Democratic leaders oi both me
house and scnnte declared TODAY low
ever, that they could marshal enough
votes 10 PASS tho m'aau oya. O. veto
The president had Indicated some
time ago hat be would take 'h.s Jc.
ton unless The Nclson amendment
was adopted This amcndmcn wouil
hay, required thc people or Arizona.
as "a condition of statehood rp vote
down the provision iu thcir ,oLsltu.
lion for the recall 0i judges The
amendment Vas defeated and the sen.
atr passed The bHl as it came from
thc house. slmpl, requiring that "a
vote le taken on tuo raratl feature
l' was believed last mtUt that iul.
lowing thc passurc of 90, Bill prtsi-
dent Fafi would allow the measure 10
become, lnw without his signature. hS
rcrmltting h go remain in hls hands
zen days News reached The capitoI
today. foN that ha Is Determined
10 exercise the power oi veto when the
tcsulntlou reached him
u wsls said today tha the president
iu mas proposed veto m,asage would
hIt from the shoHliCf ON the iudlCi.
AIRY recall Mt, Tat mas NO objection
10 thp New Mexico constitution n Is
understood hui both the house and
senate have insisted on Couplug an,
Two territories IN any statehood prop
pnsilioa ana fof this reason Nj raft4
veto viii cuuse New Mexico to be eN'
cludod alonr with Arizona
just what congress- VIII dc in case
of veto az this time b. not known ln
tho pas there has been TALK OF steps
to rcli. yC President TAFT uom PASSING
on the constitution uf the proposed
new states. How lhia can be- accom-
pllsned Is prohlrmaI ical
Chairman Flood of the house com
miltee on territories, author ol Jhc
resolution. declared today that there
would be plenty Oi votes in he house
TO pass II again over the president
veto
As 10 The senate he said ho coul
not speak Tie urged the Democrats
OF the house 20 get together as 500,
as the veto message was announced
Mr. Flood was surprised "a learn tha
the president would register his dis
approval OF the resolution aud sal,
that II had been drawn largely 20 mec
Mr. TafI's objection,
Senator CulhersOn iH authority tO
the statement that the senate wOul,
likewise pass the bin over the presi
dents veto II the question Is present
ed 10 that bOdy
Il was also said that the statehood
question would result in prol0ngin'
the session.
senator Kenyon of Iowa was ih
only progressive Republican Who vOi
cd last nlght against the ilnal passag
OF the statehood bill admitting Ney
Mexico and Arizona Az nrst It ap
peared that Senator llrlstow of Kan
sas also had voted against admittln
the territories. this proved 10 be- al
error, senator Bristow voted for IN
bill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
SENATE AOJOURNS
IN MEMORY Of
Mr.. FRYE
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Washington, Aug -put oi roe
spcct tn IN" late senator William T..
Frye of Maine who di,d go his home
in Maine YESTERDAY IN, srnat. ad-
joururd immediately after myDuns al
noon today official luuouu mont
of thr death was mad, Dos senator
Johnson OF Maine. q
Resolutions uI s'Wuath. Nrr"
adopted and Vie, Trp.Idrut sherman
named q yumwitt,r tu attend th, foe
uoral ot Lewiston Mr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
LONDON HOTEL IS
FOUND ON FIRE
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London Aug Fire broke uu.
through the rool of the Carlton hotel
a. the corner of the llaymarket Gnd
Pail Mall This evening MANI Gre eu
ginos were quickly summoned m.
tense excitement prevailed In the dis.
uict and There were many thrilling
escape, The hotel Is much patron.
i2cd hy Americans. The iiro was con
iinCd io the two uppcrmost stories al !
SO far as known no n'ue was hurt