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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27
THE RECIPROCITY
BILL PASSES
By Overwhelming Majority Of So
to 27---President Taft's Efforts
Proved Successful.

Washington, July %. After
a fight lasting more than year,
President Taft succeeded in get
ting through the Senate an
amended reciprocity bill that will
tear down the tariff walls be-
tween this country and Canada.
The vote in the Senate was
90 for the bill to q against it.
The final vote following the de-
feat of all the amendments in
rapid order. On the final vote
the measures opponents were
able to muster more votes than
in the voting on the amend
ments.
Both Kentucky Senators voted
for the bill. Senator Paynter
surprised the prophets by voting
consistently against all amend
ments and in favor of the bill on
final passage.
The measure, however, can
not become a law until next
Wednesday, as the House adj
journed at 1900 O'Clock until
that time. The bill must be re-
turned to the House for engross-
ment before it can be signed by
the President.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
DELEGATES RETURN
FROM BAPTIST
MEETING

Tho annual meet of he eleven at
He'd church OF the Central Baptist as
suciatiou concluded the deliberations
of three days session ~ Vaughn, y
NJ, sunday evening Eminenily
successful and inspiring we're the sos
siOns, characterized ht a profound
earnestness and harmon!
The plans OF the association for IN.
turc work were definitely constructed.
ana the meeting In every way tho
most profitable ever held by the Bap.
fists In New Mexico
The little town OF Vaughn wei.
coined and entertained the Delegates
In most cordial manner aud the Bap'
fist church whore the sessions were
held, seemed fairly 10 pulsatc with
the spirit OF fellowship with which
the atmosphere was charged
To Rev Mr. GOOdscll, theological
student at Rochester y y Nho has
been the pastor of the Vaughn church
The past few months great credit Is
duo for The ilourishing condition ana
deep spirituality OF this church
An enjoyable reception was render.
ed 10 the visiting delegates by tho
communicates OF thu local church. one
evening during their su.iurn.
Roy 4 Rnnyan OF this city was
elected moderator OF The assOciat ion
az the initial assembly and presided
over the deliberations OF the body
with Characteristic dignity.
Among the notable missionaries
present were Or l. VI Clark. secro.
iary OF lhc Foreign Mosslanary 30,
cleiy, with headquarters In kansas
CITY. Rev. Bruce Kinney. f0r
meslt pastor az the Albuquerque
church, nov district secretary Of the
Homo Mlasi0nary aacietv located a.
Topeka kansas Miss Emmn Ander.
son field secretary of The Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary society
OF Arizona aud New Mexico IN the
absence Of ~ Long fellow. Rev ]. IL,
Davis delivered an eloquent address
The albuquerque delegation consisted
Of Rev j, j Rnnyan Mrs C. u kap-
pie, Miss Minnie Grant Diehl, Mr. l.,
O. Anderson.
The wumans meeting, presided
over by Mrs G. II kapnle. was Mighty
instructive, and said by one aged min.
lstor present 20 be- 10 every way the
most successful womans meeting he
had ever attended IN New Mexico
Miss Mehl of Albuquerque gave an
edlfying address on Systematic Civ.
ing The report Of the years work
was submitted by Miss Crockett OF
Vaughn and adopted hy the body.
hne'n minute ialk hy Mrs Run.
yam on What Women Can Do was
replete with valuable suggestions and
spiritual thought Miss Anderson
talked Interestingly OF the great re-
sponsihillty resting on American
Christians for me welfare of the for
elgn population citing in detail, her
recent Visit 10 Fills lssland and i'm
precision Of the Immigrants
II Is the hope of the Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
RUMOR HAGERMAN
IS NEGOTIATING
FOR PURCHASE
OF PAPER
Former Governor of New
Mexico Said to Be Consider.
ing Seriously the Taking
Over of Morning Journal.
REFUSES TODAY TO
CONFIRM OR DENY

That Herbert ilus.rmau ur In
german, y NJ former governor OF
Nyw Mexico. has entered into uogo-
tiutions for the purchase of the Al
bUqu,rquv Morning Journal was the
ruW"r current on OBJ, streets last
night ANA today. The presence in
Albuquerque of Daniel a. Grant ct
the Journal pubhsh0up company.
who arrived last night from Los Au-
g"lcs. tended 10 confirm the report
that negotiations looking toward the
sale of thu property V,r, To- begin.
Mr. Hagcrmau arrived last night
from santa Re accompanied ay Levi
\ Hughes Mr.. Uag,rm1u this after
noon said that be- preferred not tu be
quoted with reference tu possible pur-
chase OF IA" Morning Journal. and
declined tu either confirm cor deny the
rumor 10 Do said that NJ Hagorman
and his associates ave- seriously con
sIdorlng % 'progrcsslyc" Republican
campaign along lines ol tb" Ia FOL
lottc movement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
Chicagu Grain.

Chicago, Aug, 29 Improved wca-
Their in tho northwest. Rejecting N
declines at wlnnlpog and Minncapo-
lls. weakened wheat here Decemby
opened i-Sc To i-ic OF al 9;c 60
10 l-Sc and docliurd To- - 3-ic. tn,
close was weak with December, / rs
Al Ito under yesterday az sta
% i-Sc.
corn was quiet and firm, December
opening unchanged 20 l-ic up AT 90
n go 3-fc and selling up carly 10
90 i-Sc Light offerings ana a higher
spot market a. Liverpool we're The
factors Tho close Was comparatively
lower az G2iac.
oats were Grm with corn Uccsm-
Der opened unchanged at i5is and
sold ny i-Nc.
Provisions were duil aud stondy
with hogs January PORK opened ic
up al S16.I5. but declined go tt6.374;
January lard opened unchanged To Sc
higher at ta,i1ts To- ta.gsis, steady
at bottom ngurc, and January ribs
opened unchanged AT $50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
GALL FOR MEETING
OF COMMITTEE
SEPTEMBER 7
Democrats to Decide Upon
Time and Place for Berns-
lilo County Convention
Call Issued Today.

IN otfioiul call for meeting OF
lh" Democratic control committee ct
ii"ruallilo goaut, Naa hsued tudat hy
county 'hpirmon lEnar iiarth ana
Secretary ~ " crows Tho meeting
Of the central comuitirc be- 90 Boz hcld
ou september e. 1T which time date
Tor the count, convention viii boz dc-
sided upon
Tho eau issued todu, BE- as follow
meeting ui the democrats. ceu-
tral committee oi tho cuuntt ~ Eer-
naulio Sew Mc&leo. ~ hcrcb, ,sllrd
iu meet &C ihr ofiIc, of The chairman
iu thr stern building la tho cit, "
Albuquerque Ncw M'Nirp ut O'Clock
iu the afternoon of ThursdaN, the IN
day ct september 1871. for the per
POS" OF determining upon the time
when aud tn" place where the Demo
cratic count, convention for the Cuun-
q oi ncrnaliilo win be- held and tor
The purpose of ,ransaetIus such other
and further bu.ingss as properly may
come b,torr the committee
Dated this -sth dHy OF August.
1911.
ISAAC HARTu.
Attest chairman
A. u CREWS Secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

address. TN, Lawyer and tnr Making
1t StUt,."
81 O'Clock This afternoon The visit
ur and local attorneys were driven
about abe DN u automobiles Al
O'Clock tonight in ihy TAFT Annex "a
lbc Alyaaio hotel The Baf 3ssosia
ton members will attend banquet
which an8I will be- the elimination
OF the 1870 DAYS session The mem
beers of The association we've tnr
guests OF honor at brilliant rcccp
ton. followed ht dance al The Com
Morcial club last night Felix II L's.
trr chairman of the Bc.nalillo Conn
ty Bar as-ocia ion being respOusihlo
Tor the successful cychI
This afternoon the association nm
aulmOusl, adopted resolution OF
thanks 20 the nrrn8lillo County liaI
association aud the people OF Nbu.
qucrGuo for the cOurtcsics aud enter
tainmeut extended during the session
Morning ~e~slon.
Th morning session was called "a
order by ViD. President i NJ. Hcrvcy
OF Roswell President g. \. splcss oc-
IllM l|FN I'ti.ili ''.''' tNiH '.l' l'NN
iur of tb. report of cummitt,, con-
sIsiiug OF John " Wilson and s. g.
MrMillcu which approved ihc annual
report OF Miss Brewer secretary and
treasurer. the ,hair lunuaacrd 20,
appointment uf 90, following cum-
miurrs.
Commute, con- addresses T.. g.
wade. Jr. Las Cruces. 70 g. Ely
Dcmiug VI r. Hickey Albuquerque
W u Williams. DemIng, A. g. Hubs
pcth white oaks.
Commltt,, ON Resolutions O.. r
Roberts A. y McMill,n. II j. COLI
Inns j s. Miller. T.. \. Mann
Committee on Resolutions for he.
ceased Mcmb,r. W CLANCY. r.. \,
Mann. Ralph e.. ElN
The chair named special commit.
tee to draft resolutions on the death
oi Mr. 'abbcl who assisted boo the re.
vision of the laws of Nvw Mexico. and
whose death occurred two weeks ago
Ia thD east. The committee CONSISTS
~ Thomas Wilkrrsyu. Julius Stusl
ana EN-GuNrruur l.. Bradford Prince
Tho eommute, ou admissions r.,
ported th, approval tor membership
81 Herbert = il8Nnulds. Felix a. Les
! ter aud summers Burkhart of Albu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29


I. election ". Janice D. n"I''.
90 rI." u'ni Hl'"iAc' OF l.'sN '"
"td i.'W'i ""'ih'N h'"'''' 40.
N'N..H. a- president. iho UNA '.'''
recollection OF MISE N'il'' g. h''''
v' NI'upI. fuu' '' '''
u".., 'h' election "i ''tni u'..'..
Ii"utH Hua 'tI'. '''h 20. E."'
Hs '.' place i"r '.'. h'A' '.'''.
meeting place Woo 'h' ''''i ''"
fuf.s OF tnc "e"n' gay .'hf''. OF
u, annual -A.H'r.nr o.. ih' Z.N N'N
.n Ear association today h' '.''
tom u' MI H'tN'N 'e pi'N'u' w ""1
mIdc unanimous u''n me "il"'i'" Do.
.. lhr name of G'"'r' a. t''r'. 90,
p1raI.s. tID "n} oi'"r name l''' ~
100 uamIuHiu.h. mo 'lth' "'-'I '''
E... prvNd'nts "itci'd "'cf"luk 10
t.. superintendent, of district" or inc
..Ht,. upon motion ut g. - R"o' vs.
JIr as follows.
District $40. D. T. g. Abbott SANTA
o., District $50 VI. T.. HICKEY
iMupueruu,. District 40. q, br5 ON
shortly Namogordu District 40 ..
IS a.. Hayden. Las vegas, District
$50 D. George s.. Reese Pori"l"e,
piar.,i So e.. ralph e. Ely bcmiug.
District $50. o. 81 VI Doughcriy. So
,uro. District $50. 81 Reed HoHum'n,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
Pl fIiI\NS MEET ~ GOI.ORNDO
(By Evening Herald 4. o.. Leased yirsI

Canon CITY, Colo. Aug, 20 tn,
thirty-siNth annual convention OF an,
knights of PythiaS grand Lodge and
subordinate ORGANIZATIONS The uni
form rank and pythian Sisters. open
ed here today Welcoming addrcssca
were made by MAYOR Frank r smith
In behalf Of tho eli, and Judec Chas
l. Hooper iu behalf OF Tho local
PWhian lodge Tho husincss sessions
win continue until tomorrow, iut.r-
|spersed with am extensive entertain
ment program.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
Chicago Ii,es,ocS.

Chicago. Aug 29.r-Cutlc receipts
1000; market steady 90 tsc up
Reeves S5I0mS Texas steers.
- io"G.i0, western strers Sit0m
$40. western steers. sts5a7.tO.
stock'rs aad feeders. S3lod5.5O:
COWS aud hoiicrs, &z25HG.5o. calves.
t6,ugHS.5j,
hogs-- Receipts ls.00U. market
good steady. others weak Light.
ii.20 ~ $50. mixed. s1.G5ft7.75.
heavy tG.sOm 1.G5. rough, SGaOa
40. sood o. choice heavy, SsIOm
'.65; pigs. StS5H155, bulk Of sales.
t1.tbu5tj.
sheep Receipts 22.GbO. market
slow Native, F2l5m5fp. western.
S2.5Ofr3.55, ycarlnss, slu0m5.I8.
lambs native. Si.oOst6.t0; western.
&t75m6.1s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
ESTRADA SOLDIERS
OCCUPY TOWN
They Entered Jipijapa With.
out Resistance and Hostile
Forces are Reported to be
Disbanding.
tny EVENING Herald A. y. L.a..A w,,.I

Guuyaqul. Nag. 2H.-GcEcru Tri-
vino. at the head of 500 troops loyal 90
Emilio Estrada, president elect of
Ecuador today occupied Jipii3pa
province OF Manabl without r,sist-
ancc The rebels under COL Carlos
Alfaro. who had flockcd to General
Flayio Alfaros standard on his at
tempt o. Wrest the Office of chief cx-
ccutNc from EsrBda. evacuated tho
tewn on -tnc @p0Saeh % the govern
ment troops II u announced that NJ
fnros' men are nov disbanding.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
NEW MEXICO
POSTM NSTER INFESTED
(Hy Evening Herald 4. y. Leased Wireb

DUnVor. I0I0u Aus HI hurF0d
with the cmhcz2lcmcnt of stamps
and other supplies. Donaliun Con
zalcs. postmaster at Ildcfonso, y. NJ,
was arrested Yesterday by federal
officers, according To- adyiccs receive
ed by W q. Cochran. postotacc in
spcctOr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
~ 4. CHURCH.
CONFERENCE OPENS
nv ENenInE Herald 4. q. Ienaed MIrcl

Colorado Springs, colo. Aug ga
The annual conference of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal church in Colorado
opened her, todry The anniversary
service OF the Epworth league schcd-
uled for tonight was the feature OF
the opening days program
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
James. M. Heruey Chosen
President of New Mexico
Bar Association Today

Newly Elected Head Of Organization Asks Assistance Of
Every Member; Requests Counsel and Advice Of Older
Members and Energetic Work Part of Younger
Men, Herbert ]. Hagerman of Roswell Speaks Before
Association Urging Clean Politics and Good Govern
ment Saying Lawyers Will Play Chief Part in Making
2 Statehood Benefit or Misfortune.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
DEMAND FOR
FALL STOCKS
This Impaired Strength to
Market and the Gains Made
Yesterday Were Increased /;
Selling Orders Scattered.
ony Evealos nsrsld a. q. Leased wir,l

Cny EvcaioE Herald 4. q. Leased wIreI
Sew York Aug 80. \ steady &C..
maud 'ur stocks impaired strength CO.
! the market during the second hour
and the gains made yesterday we're
Increased selling orders were SCAT
toring and II WAS apparent that. for
I the time at least liquidation had run
T u.s. course. Statements los thu heads
~ large western railroads Tint they
/ did not contemplate reduction ~
[ working forces helped a. improve
sentiment ~ did the favorable Juk
Reports of Canadian Pacific. Erie. lie
| high valley and several other roads
/ Fractional r,cossioLg from the cartier
I high level were made daring th, s"c-
und hour. with business dNindling
steadily as prices tell away
4 Bonds were steady
Trading was conducted iu listlr4s
, fashion in the last half 81 the dn,
80 attention was paid To- th, move.
mcut OF special stock, several Of thu
ludUstritls moving widely lntcrua-
tionW llar, ester declined points or
I persistent Sllng Mesour Pariuy
CAV" way over o point to 80 5-s. "a,
lowest price 0f the year In tho oul
sid" market spirited bidding for
standard pll sent Il up TO ca. 200.
ovci-uisht rise Of nonrly go points.
The market closed rns, Active
sclltug was resumed IN the hast hour
and thr Whole lipt broke snarpi,
Iuiuu r.clfic. southern Pacific.
Reading l. s. Steel. 81 PAU. Chcs.
rcake y ohio aud American Smelling
I'H TO Is paints below Yesterday
losing There WAS somc liquidation
JOS holders OF long stocks who wcr,
disappointed az the action 90 the mar
kc, after iis early show ot strength
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

Narasario Ballnzuela h the latest
addition 90 the happy family In the
civ pen ~ was collected last night
hy the police Ia an unsolicited con-
dition, and Was placed among their
curios by Justice craig, after u care
lul examination this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
kan.n. CIlh II,esiocL.

Kansas CITY, Aug. 29.-Cattlc re-
oci9Is $4,000 including 1000 south
ems. market steady. Native steers
35.2OmS.00; southern stoers til5fs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
TAFT WILL VISIT
IN CHEYENNE
Big Reception is Being Ar
ranged for Head of Nation
When He Stops There on
Swing Around the States.
ny r,snlnE b.rs,d a. g. Gssssa VIE,

Cheyenne. Wyo.. AuE - -Presi-
dent Tart viii visit Cheyenne from
80 o. m. October until noon. and
q committee OF Citizcus. headed BY
senator Warren has already com.
menccd preparations Of Grand rs.
erpti"n in tine place for him. Rciurn-
ing nom ms trlp on west. n Viii
stop IN sheridan, WYE. tor one hour
on October go and at Sow Castle.
Wyo. srum , 49, D. m, October 20 un-
40 six a m october -. Al both tie
northern Wyoming points plans arc
on foot to give the chief executive a
warm reception and hearty greeting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

Doon's Hoguiets cure constipation,
tone the stomach, stimulate the liver,
promote digestion ana appetite aud
easy passage of the bowels Ask
yoar drugglp for them % conts B,
box. . ~ MHy'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

church that this city may be the meet,
ing place OF The Baptist Central assO.
citation next wear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

Torturing eczema spreads ~ burn
Ing arNa every day Deans Ointment
quickly stops itr spreading instantly
relieves the itching, cures u porma
nentl!. =; aal drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

Julius Stuab, well known Ittor-
ncy returned last nlght from a six
months tour Of Europe AIR. Staal
went Co Europe with his father. a.
staab. a merchant prince Of santa Fc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

puck had houstcd that hr could pat
a girdlc around the earth In ~ min
utrs.
wasn't rhat they'd c9ll IL tho Belt
line and use u FOR transferring
freight. "-~Chicago Tnbune
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

Woman loves clear. rosy cuin-
plcx,on Burdock Hood lliitcra puri-
flies the blood clears the skin. re-
stores ruddy. sound health
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

IAVl Hughes. prOmin' wool
buyer ~ santa Re, Is here today on
business matters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

Francis r. Wood. 90 Marion and
wood returned today from busi-
ness trip 60 Gallup.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

n so. native COWS and hvifcrs. t215
900. stuckrrs and feeders. s3.2ift
5.ti; bulls. S3o0miaO: calves, tt.OG
n 500. western stcors. St5UH so.
western coWY. 255misU.
Hogs It-cclpts 10000; market
steady BUR uf sales. St-Ud 40.
heavy. f,.nuW 1885 packers and
butchers tIlom 40, uglhs, t1.2oft
as.
Sheep Receipts 10000. market
steady Mu,tons. t3.gjW3.,j; lamb,
ki.5um ESQ; range 50 'thcrs uud yrhr-
linRs. &5.ooul.g5, rams, ewes. Se.so
aiG.15.
81 puis Metal
- Louis Aus. 80 Lead steady,
.SIfsf-. slcptcr quiet. ti.N5m5.sO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

Wv Nork, AUG 81 --CultOu euol
closed pJirL IS points lower. MID.
cling uplands sl2.iO, miIJlus suf
So Go 80 salvs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
T0DAY'S GAMES
National League.

Cincinnati- brooklyn. rain.
Pittshurg- BOstOn. rain.
Chicago Philadelphia, rain OIrsD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
NrM NnrL NIrinIs

View York. Aug. 80 STANDARD cpp-
per spot ti2.o5H ls.eo. lead quiet
Sif'fttji. New YORK bar silver.
b. to-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-02-24
Taft Knows that Farmers "Sus
picion" Reciprocity.

While President Taft does not
believe that the opposition of
the farmers of this country to
the proposed reciprocity amend
ment with Canada is nearly so
deeRrOOted or so widespread as
some persons are endeavoring to
have it appear to be, he never
theleSS recognizes the fact that
such opposition exists and it is
likely to prove very troublesome
IN bringing about the cOnsumma-
ton OF the proposed agreement
unless it is overcome. COnSequen
Ily his most urgent appeals and
his most persuasive arguments in
behalf of the measure are now
being directed to the American
farmer.
In line with the presidents re-
ciprOcity campaign will be the
trip of Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson to Buffalo tomorrow. there
where he is to deliver Wash
ngtOn's birthday address be-
fore the EllicOtt Club of that
city. Secretary Wilson in his
Address will pursue to same line
OF argument in regard to reel
prOcity used by the president in
his recent speeches in Columbus
and Springfield, but will go more
into the details Of the plan and
the manner in which it may be
expected to affect the interests
of the American farmer. His
speech will be a direct reply to
the arguments going the rounds
that the farmers and farmer
organizations of the country are
opposed to Canadian reciprocity.
President Taft believes the sec.
retary Of agricultural is proba-
bly, the best informed man in the
entire country on all that affects
the interests of the farmers and
he is sure that his arguments on
reciprocity will be valuable. 1t
Is declared by sources close to
the administration that the Ma
tiOnal Grannge, which has been
widely quoted OppOSingp the
agreement, has not acted as an
organization and that the en-
tire clamOr has been made by a
few of the officers of the organ
izatiOn who are personally Oppos-
ed to reciprocity and are seek
ing to have the organization en-
dOrSe their views.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-02-24

of William Allen White on the
witness stand for about an hour
Thursday OafternOOn, when he
followed Leahy on the stand.
When White took the stand the
feeling in the Senate chamber
was pretty bitter, but when the
EmpOria editor and his Seraphic
smile left the stand there was
nothing but the best of feeling.
Men who had almost hated White
in an impersOnal way on account
Of his political policies. felt friend
lv towards him when he conclud-
ed his Seance.
In the way of legislation the
senate spent a day working on
the Senate public utilities bill
which is whipped into shape with
the exception of the capitaliza-
ton section of the bill. Some
slight changes may be made in
this section and the entire bill
will probably be passed Tuesday
morning.
t. The senate passed the Hunter
bill fixing the rates of the state
grain inspection department at a
cent per thousand pounds, which
it is expected will put this de-
partment on a self supporting
basis.
The Huffman bill reOrganizing
the militia of the state in a man.
ner to more closely approach the
service StanderdS of the United
States army was also passed. The
Myers bill abOlishing justices Of
the peace in county seats and
establishing county courts with
the probate Judge of the respec-
tive counties as judges of the
county courts, also passed the
Senate.
A bill went through the House
Thursday, amending the law Sc
that voters in cities of the frs
class and second class must reg
lster every year in order to bt
qualified to vote. This arrange
ment will undoubtedly obviatC
much confusion. If a votel
knows he must register each yea
he will attend to that important