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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29
Theatrical Advance.

FROM inr Green Book.
The company had stranded and several
members thereof We're despondentls
counting the ties their painful jour-
new back home. The shy soubretts
trudged YEARLY beside the hea1y: 4 .
leading lady followed with the Juvenile:
the morose comedian brought up the
rear Meeting a man they inquired tina
distance TO the next town, 'Oh. bout j.
couple Of miles, was the answer The
tramped on for a time I'm silence and thea
passing the railroad trackwaIker night
10 find how far they had progressed bF
asking the same question of him. Two
miles" came the succinct reply.
The shy soubrette shifted a little. tia
morose comedian cursed under his breath
and again they took up their weary waN.
Presently they encountered a farmer
homeward bound and again sought in
formation as TO the distance they must
yet cover. Reuben squinted down tie
track with calculating eye. Wal
he estimated, Il reckon it's all OF TIVE
miles" At that the shy soubrette burst
into tears and the morose comedian toe
his hair But the heavy. pausing only
shift his suit case to the other HAND,
urged them on. Come, come, IT,
snapned There's no reason to be dis
couraeed We're holding our oan
nicely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29
HIS COUNTRY'S GIFT
Bust of Minister C!emenceau
Present From Argentine.
Is BEING MADE BY ROBIN
Famous Sculptor Is Also Making
One of Whistler.
ORDERS TOMB FOR HERSELF
Christine Nielsen Gives Extraordi-
nary Instructions to David Ed
strom. American Sculptor.
By Paul Pierre Rignaux.

Special cahicgrsm ~ The star
AIRS. October 2S.-Aucust Rodin. the
realistic septuagsnarian sculptor who sets
such "A high value for the artistic tasta
of the Duchess DE- Choiseul formerly Miss
Claire Coudert OF New York haS iuSt
completed an extraordinary bust of ~,
former prime minister. George Clemens
oeau. The bust Is present from III,
Argentine republic TO the distinr1li- he'd
Frenchman
The president and cabinet OF Argentina.
when informing NJ. Clemenceau 81 the de-
sire of that country to present the French
statesman with bust of himself made
a request that he select his own sculptor.
and he chose RodIn The occasion for
this unusual gift was course Of lectures
given in Argentina last year ny NJ.
Clcmenceau. Rodin brings ont the en-
rious Monaghan character OF VI Clemen-
ceaus head.
Under the membership Of the America
duchess. Rodn has also completed A
series of extraordinary studies OF Rect
hoven. In which he brings ont the sense
of primitive force and effort in man
ner which makes the busts and pictures
Of the great composer seem petty and
ridiculous. lie has also finished bust
of Mozart. which is quivering with life
and intelligence. but what promises tn
be the best of all lis bust of James
Mcneil Whistler. which will soon be COM
pleted
This extraordinary outhurst Of marvel
ous art on the part OF the aged sculptor
Is accounted for 10y the influence aud
encouragement of the young and accom-
plished American duchess. As was To los
expected she has paid special attention
to the sculptor's work on the bust OF her
compariot. Whistler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29
WOODBRIDGE LOTS.
TO CLOSE OUT a BUSINESS.

Seven lots: last OF holdings OF over 800 in
the vicinity: for sale for only 1915 for all !:
$50 cash. balance easy terms. These lots
corner of two avenues. both graded /.
all in one piece. with frontages of 70 to ~ 1t. ::
III blocks from Rhode Island cars: we'll
wooded. with city water and gas available and
sewer only square away. No other Wood
ridge lots for sale any time for less than
$500 each. Home Sundays and evenings. Sin
gle lots. $225
HENRY A. vIETH Owner.
29s 1913 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

FOR SALr-
FoXAII HEIGHTS L. 4 RESTRICTED
COMMUNITY Of ARTISTIC HOMES AND
THE RrST IMPROVEMENTS.
FOxHaIL HOUSES ARE THE MOST At
TRACTIVE EVER OFFERED FOR THE
PRICE
Six ROOMS. PORCELAIN BATH HOT
WATER HEAT. Gas ELECTRIC LIGHTING
AND CONCERTED CELLAR.
EOxALL HEIGHTS PRESENTS 4 COMBI-
NATION OF COUNTRY AND CITY ADvAN-
TAGES THAT CANNOT BIZ SURPASSED.
TAKE WASHINGTON ELECTRIC CARS
AND CHANGE To GLEN ECHO CARS. GET
OFF AT FOXIIALL. ONLY SQUARES
FROM 18TH ST
FIyE-CENT CAR FARE TAKES YOU any
WHERE IN THE DISTRICT AND ONLY ~
MINUTES RIDE To THE TREASURY.
CONE OFT SUNDAY. AGENT On PREM.
L. 5. DONALDSON Co
..p COLORADO BLDG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29
EDUCATIONAL.
y " ASHINGTON
ElOcmtiOn and Singimgo

MISS MARTHA Z. GRIGGS. LESSONS IN
design. decoration OF china and textiles.
Sndc. nos l. st. NV A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

YoU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUT REAL Is
rATE HE:rORE GETTING OUR LIST. HIGH
CLASS AND M0DERATE-PRICED RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY. BUSINESS PROPER
TIES AND INVESTMENTS.
CALL. PHONE OR WRITE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
uE POSED ~ N
OFFICER ~ ARNIY

Indianapolis. Aug Captain
James - Watson tb. 1ra recruit
ing officer. ."fn n,rdod 90 thc yar de-
parum'v, nt Washington today the
affidavit Utbr n> Miss Clara \. Over
accusing pr.fHt. Grprgc Pctr nt the
Iaa,n ,oas artillery OF being m Aus.
'.Hn .ps
F.r uu.E new vatur- in connection
H.'u fU, .Jsc Vps the statement
mad. 'N Corporal Wm "A Iahr OF
.h. ARMY recruiting station hc-c Nho
,a's H. served With one George Peti
n troop NJ ot tbr -iNth United states
cavalry n thr Philippines tre Mor-
ttua
Corporal I.ahr -oiH pri~ was an
Austrian. 90 man o' ,ducatIuu end re-.
Nn'msn; unG received rcmiuanccs
q pulrlt .rnm Nat country For
some um. D.. po.,d as AN American
t,giy officer hud his mall addressed
tf Captain prtr and hr was repri-
l Lruud,1. hy tNn Commander for as-
! Stunning 90 h0li o commission In tho
| lu'ud ~t.ts arms Corporal Iahr
said that 'lr mag whom Misc Dyer
| accuses might uat Doe the soldier he
knew.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
GENERAL LECONTE
IS RECEIVED AS
NEW RULER Of
HAyT| TO-DAY
He Makes Triumphal Entry
Into Port Au Prince and Ma
tional Assembly Is Called to
Declare Him President.
GENERAL FIRMIN DOES
NOT LIKE ARRANGEMENT
especial Telegram to E,euInS Herald

Port tu Prince. llatu. Aug. Co.,.
General CnUrultus Locontc the roy
omtlonaIy i.1d,r. m1dr trumphal
,uuE into the capital yesterday, being
acclaimed by tb, popuaro Arrange
mcnts r,ro mad, forthwith for "a
Joint session cot tho s,uatc ana rham-
n'r OF deputies which meeting as GO
national assembly Nyr, ,Npcctcd Co.
elect Lrgoutr president boz upcessjon
to tho dcposrd simon.
This UU- mot in harmony with tho
program OF General Autuor Firmir,
the rival revolutionary Iradcr vlu
arrived here to-day fom Porto Rico
ana who hae already announced th.t
ho h.d been promised thr presidcurl
by Lr.outp Fjrrhiu was allowed 'o
land Ou am order signed by Lceonlr
After IeDuutr- arrival now minis.
trN wholly r,uM.ns chat of the Si'
mon Jumiui,uatiou was tontatiyeig
agreed ou. ls follows.
War ~ Zamrr.
Interior -Judg, CuNu
For,lau affair VI Gwlulud
Pun'i instruction senator Iu
ROCHE
Asr.ult1r, 49, reuuri
Iuaue, NJ SaueoNeu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
M'CABE EXPLAINS
HIS BENzOAT Of
SODA FIGHT
Legal Light of Department OF
Agriculture Admits That He
Solicited Aid From Everv
One He Could Influence.
en-, E,snIng merala A. 2. ..n.ca VIE, 7.


Washington. Aug Tho activity
O. George T.. IcCaDe. solicitor at The
agricultural department, in irving 20
uphold the famous antiWiloy bonzoate
Oi soda decision by the Remscn board
ANA Secretary Wilson. was prObed 20.
day before he house committee on
agricultural cNpcnditstes Mr Mccube
Went through another eruollng CROSS
examination Bs a. ale cAprCists OF
power Ia the department
Mr. McCabc admitted that before
the national convention Of state food
AMI dairy inspectors 700 Denver. 1909
he had on an official tup. through s'y.
eral states. interviewed every man
could get ut and 1old him 90 come
To Denver and uphold the depart.
meats rullny
This c0mpaign to secure an endorse.
ment OF The anti.Nilcy ruling nom
the national gathering. Nj McCabc
said. was nlly Justified because the
manufacturer who did nof use hen
zOaie OF soda iu thcir foods We're
making an advertising campaign and
Were trying ro gain notoric,y ny op'
posing Secretary Wilson and tho
Remscu hoard.
A letter written uy Mcrdbe 20 Or.
Wiley. in September, l9l0 challong
Ing ihe laiter's statements that there
were 2i.O0U cure alls' and patent
medicines on the market was in'ro
duced Solicitor McCahc admitted
that he had ccnsurcl Dr Hiilscr a
chemist ol the bureau ot chemistry
Tor looking up "a lceal dchuiion IN IN,
congressional library duln- office
Z hours
You 'ofbade n chemist lookine ul
/ q word - thai ne could answer a cor
/ tespOndent7' demanded Representa-
! tive FLOYD Of Arkansas.
Il didnt think Do, was competent
10 understand ANA 9cf upun "a loga
definition
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
Leader of Opposition Moves
a Vote of Censure in Lords
Over Veto Bill and Rebukes
Government.
PREMIER ASQUITH is
READY WITH A REPLY
He Declares That Course
Adopted Was Only One Con-
sistent With Honor and Due
Respect for the Crown.
"a, r,ruing urr"id \. y. leased wiseD

"a E,~ninE Hrraid \. y Leased wireb
London Aug , The last phase at
thp h-hl over HE veto bill. designed
to restrict tho puWots ut The house OF
luJis over legislation originating n
the lower chamber was entered on ia
the house ui commons this afternoon.
when \ y Buiiour leader of the op.
position moved "a vote u' Censul Tor
the government
The cha ubcJ was filled to It's capac.
n.y. Peers and distinguished strane
cr- Ncry present iu laE, numbers.
Tho diplomatic AID ladies galleries
wen, filled. the occupants including
American Ambassador Reid and other
diplomats who showed POS their pres.
rnco continued interest iu the pro-
cyclings which promise tn hc historic.
Nh Ballour's motion. oi which he
gave notice on AUGUST - was as fol
lows.
THAI the advice given his majesty
los his ualcsty's ministers, whereby
they obtained from his majesty q
'lcdg, that q sufficient number oi
p,rIs would be- created To pass the
parliament bill In the shape in which
u left the house is a gross violation
o, me constitutional liberty which
among other ill consequences the peo
Vie viii be- precluded from again pro
Uouncing ON The policy of home rule
The rival leaders were loudly cheer
Cd a. they entered the room aud MI
Baliuut received AN ovation as he rose
TO present his motion rohuking tn
government
Premier Asquith appeared I'm his
best form as he stood up 10 reply
leorngiy he thanked Mr. Balfour fo
his opportunC though unexpected
motion % was the very thing ina
| th, government wanted
I'm % few sentences the prime min
istrr dsppllod the fog Dy which The
circumstances under which he had Oh
tanned the guarantees from the hnl
had bccu persisJently obscured by IN,
opposition
IN was my strong hope and belief,
hp said. that the lords would accept
th. bin aud only when that hope war
frustrated, as O. was last month, his
majesty asked and consented. u u
VAS necessary. 20 exercise his preroga
| dive w took the only course con
sistout with honor Eud true resnr.
for The dignity ut the crown
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
POPE Plus AGAIN
HAS RELAPSE AND
IS CONFINED TO
HIS ROOMS
Severe Cold From Which Pom
tiff Has Suffered Aggravat.
ed and His Physicians Are
Called in.
CANNOT TAKE PART
IN HIS ANNIVERSARY
nv Evssins Herald A. -. Leased Wire,

Rome. Aug Pope Plus expert.
enced a slight relapse today The al
tack came suddculi aggreyating the
cold with which he nns suffered ana
hoing accompanied with gouty pains.
Dr Giuseppi petacci, private phys.
ician to his holiness. Dr EtOrc Mae
chiaiaya. consulting physician al the
Vatican. being notified Of the uneN'
pccted change In the polntins condl'
Ton. visited hin Immediately and di'
rectyd that hc remain in his room
Ills holiness had appeared TO be- re-
covering normally from his recent in
disposition, though the recent extreme
heat had weakened him and prevented
his daily celebration OF mass.
In the cooler hours OF the day he
had visited the GARDENS Last even
Ing he remained in the gardens unlil
an hour aIter sunset. Up 10 lasl nigh'
he was determined 10 participate ~
| he celebration of IN" eighth anniVer
| saiy oi his coronation This mor1inf
| the doctors decided that IN view oi
the increasing high temperature thes
would oppose thc participation oi th'
nope In the junction Accordingly u
/ was arranged that he service Shonl'
| be conducted by Cardinal Merry De
| Val the papal secretary ~ state
II Was some hours lator that IN,
| s0ntin'E condition showed an udeA
pectcd change tor the worse
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
For First Time in Many Years
Department Has Cause to
Suspect That Service is Az
flicted With Spotter,
AUSTRIAN IS ACCUSED
BY HIS SWEETHEART
Miss Clara A. Dyer, Who Said
She Became Engaged to Sol.
der, Swears That He is a
NObleman in Disguise.
my E,enInE Herar =. y. L-a.ed wire,

tny ENeaiag HeraFs =, q, Leased NIgeD
Washington. Aug. The war de-
partm"nt to-day tor the first time IN
many years ts pcrturbed over tho
caus, of An alleged spy iE the army.
Captain Jas. Watson. the army re-
'tniting officer az indianapolis. Ind.
has advised the department that he
holds aiiidavits charging private Gco
Pctr with being an Austrian secret
agent, The department Is considering
tho charges
This is the first casr 10 be- brought
uu uud'r u" law passed at the last
'ssiou pt congress to prevent the dis
closurc oi national defense secrets.
/ lui,r the law. those proved guilty
| may boz nncd $1,000 or imprisoned
| tur one year cor both " an attempt
i9 made to communicates any secrets
| of defense 10 a foreign government,
the maximum punishment is imprls.
onm,ut tor ten years.
] II Is not believed that the charges.
| IL Wei founded. Indicate that the Aus
I tritn gov,rnm' nj even remotely con-
| templates future hoHtillties with
America. The probabl, object OF the
alleged spy was to discover for his
| government the composition of the
remarkable high explosive "Dunnite"
used iu army and navy shells, and
said 10 De FAR superior to any foreign
! explosives.
One of the papers In possession of
, Captain Watson Is an affidavit of Miss
Clara \. Dyer who had previously in
qnlrcd about obtaining Petrs release
from the army. said Petr was sta
toned AT Fort Totten. y. y. in the
l3itn company. coast artillery corps.
and that ne was m Austrian spy sent
10 the United states 60 obtain the
secret % manufacturing tho powerful
explosive used hy the United states
government Miss Dyer claimed she
met P"tr on au ocean liner cnroute
from Europe last september. and
later, during visit Of Pctr to her
Kentucky home. had become engaged
Co him Tho girl turned over a mum
h,r Of Icuers from PETE In which he
told OF his plans, Petr's real name.
she said. was Count Windisch. Gractz.
whose homo Is at Praguc. bohemia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
NLLEGED spy HAS
GOOD SERVICE RECORD

ForI T0tI'u. = Y, Aug Tho
commandant ot Fort Tottcn said to-
iay that ho had received no infnrma-
uur 'ither from tho war department
"r from Captain James Watson re-
E'rdinc Private GeorEc Pctr OF the
l5'h coast artillery.
P,tr hats bccn stationed here "a year
ANA t halt lie Is said 20 be one ol
lhe best soldiers az Fort rotten. Be
fore coming here he served three
years In the cavalry, the greater part
of the time in the Philippines. Ta~
commandant said ne believed some
mistake had been made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
CONGIlIts~ WILL ADJOURN
~ MIDDLE uI AUGUST,


Nv Gvenlng ueruld \, y. iensrh
Washington. Aus The JOINT
resolution providing tor h, aduis
sion of ARIZONA and N'N Mexico n7
states of thu union uudrr th' enabling
act of the last congress was taken ur
immcdiatolN after The -'nut" m"' o..
so o'clock today senator N,lson oI
tho committee on territories prompt
ly offered hts substitute Tor an, house
measure The substitute WAS franco
90 meet the wishes of the prcsidyut,
nnd il had been stated that II has &C..
ecived th, Endorsement ot . sufficient
number ot mcmhers to insure its pls.
saee. tn, president has taken dee
torminrd position against the mclu-
sion uf iudEcs Ia the rccall provision
of the Arizona constitution, TIL"
Nclson substitute fcuuires the electors
Of Arizona to vote that provision oul
of tho document as Fundamental
condition ui admission.
Tho house resolution merely pros
yidcs for the rcsuhmission of thi'
fruturc "a the people. The Nelson
substitute also differs from The house
resolution Nv thnt u makes NO re-
quirrmout that tho people of Now
Moylcn shall provide an easter way
or amending the constitution
IN hohalf of the Nelson provision
regarding Arizona Judges Il WAS ar
Rurd that ~ tho people of that terri
tory so desire thcy can rc.cnact I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
rRUNk AM v,Ir\BrEs LOST.

Nebraska CITY, Sob. Aug pi
arriving in this cit, last night Wi.
liam smith. travelling for an Omaha
jou,lry house. found that a trunk
containing S2u.o0o worth OF icwclr>
was missing. Detectives believe a
has been stolen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
MODERN BROTHERS
VISIT DENVER
Many Cities Want Next Con-
ventiOn Which Will Be
Held in 1914 Street Parade
Will Be Spectacular,
"a, Evening nern,d . =. Leased Wire,

Denver Au- spoctaculat
stree, parad, tonight viii be- the open
me feature ul thv sixth supreme ana
uls, U.enniul convention oi the Mod
c.u motherhood of America \ lively
contest for the l9ll convention rs n
progress with So Joseph, - Louis
Detroit chicago ana 81 Paul as par
tiCipants
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
COURT OF APPEALS
FOR COLORADO
Judicial Body Created BY Last
Legislature is Named By
Governor Shafroth; It Re
lieves Higher Body.

Denver A.s o. Governor Sbatrotd
today Hlcd with fhc secretary OF state
hig appointments Jo tine new court ot
appeals which wa. created 10y thc last
Legislature The app0intees are
rully scott Crippl, Creek, prcsid.
ing iudgc
4 x King oi Delta
:. - Wallug uf Denver
l.. " Cunlughum of Colorado
springs
The court was created 20 relieve the
crowded docket ol the state supreme
court Wud tO receive eases ufsign'd
90 % by that tribunal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
MURDEROUS NEGRO
GOES ON TRIAL
Alleged Slayer of Marshal at
Rocky Ford. Colorado, Must
Answer for Crime; Many
Negroes Are Discharged.

Ia mau. Colo, Aug Z Bob Har
ris thc negro. who Is charged win
having biiied chic of Police Craig
ana NiGht Marshal Jake Kippcr Oi
RoCk, Ford early m luly, WAS paced
uu trial this morning The cntir"
morning Was spent in eNcusing TWEEN.
ty.ti,r Jurors who are now residents
nl tho new county OF Crowley This
helms d1ao tu avoid any LEGAL compli'
cations which might result
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
DESPONDENT MAN
SLASHES THROAT
WITH RAZOR
Railroader and Odd Fellow
Commits Suicide in Clovis,
Following Losing Fight for
Foothold.


CLOVIS y NJ, Aug Thomas pat
ION of little Rock, Arkansas, slashed
his lhroat many lines with razor in
the Commercial hotsl here az a
O'Clock sunday night, dying as the
result of his Injuries nj o'clock this
morning Patton hsd been ont OF
work since July I aud was sick and
despOndcnt Ho told his physician
that be- dad not care whether they
ayod him oY nor The dead man had
been iu Clovis for more than wear
lic was member of 1 q. O. r., and
tho brotherhood oI FrolIen and EN-
riucmUn and leaves family I'm Little
RCCk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
CUSTOMS MAN WAS
FRIEND Of D|Az
Madero Faction Charges That
Robert F. Dove at Eagle
Pass, Texas, Showed Favors
TO Dictator'S Soldiers.


Wushln-fuu. Ana g., Numerous
CHARGES which nll, been made
against RoHr q Dove collector ol
customs a' Eu4lD Pass. roNas. viii h,
revealed uy President Taft
Durua fH, NeNr1u royelut.ou ..P
UysyuflrE,- uI DO, Mpdoru iurUo.
charged .UJ COLLECTOR Dove was par
ial fu 'No Daf government iu oniorg
m- tur neutrality laws Several of
bis seizures ul umr ANA ammunition
Wcr, criticised AND other ,hwe"- Nn.
made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
TOWNSEND SAID TO
be MERELY A TOOL
Stormy Scene Takes Place IN
House When Letter is Read
From Commissioner of Fish.
cries on Recent Charges.
n, Evening Herald 4 =. Lcnsed Wire,

Na.huuou Aus "a stormy
scene WAS provoked before the house
committee uu depart u'ut U' labor ANA
commerce Expenditures today by tho
,adius ol "a letter Num Commissioner
OI Fisheries Bowers, aesalling Repre-
sentative Townsend of New Jersey as
'onl uI dangerous tc+mircher ui
chaructcu iu connection with Charge
oi official sanction oi unlawful slaush-
ter.
Nh BoWcrs letter. addressed IN
Chairman RothcmD of the commit.
toe charged tha, Nh Vuwnacnd had
cudcaNorcd 20 sustain and iusntRN
before the committee, "torsa8 ~ 10.
iiuus and llhcll0us matter snha, he
offered such matter 'r4eE deliberate
purpose ot ConccallM 'Vl' real facts
and that hc paItEiV ~ h,m 5elt to be
made thc "taa lEh FnscrupulQS
manipulate gS6i records dan3sNli9
bcsmircp8 ul@ naHcrvr a
Waew Va Bowers read. Htr
Mr. Ro,@TmeSs demander toWknow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
II is Likely That Senate Will
Not Ballot on Resolution
Before Tomorrow Morning
Unless 0ratory is Expended
NELSON SUBSTITUTE
IS OFFERED TODAY
1t is Likely That it Will Pass
By Close Vote As It's Friends
Declare il is Favored BY
President Taft,
TODAY ~ CONGltIlS~
~funtc.

MOI lN 4. TO-.
Dcbtt. begun and yot, .chcd-
!, uled ou Arizout-NrN Mexico 4
} statehood during this "LcEisat. 4
} iVr' daV which permits extension 4
} "f consideration tH, nr moro 4
} it necessary
} PolpdcNt,r of Washington de-.
tended tn, TO- 4H.V.. r,f.reudum 4
} and rscBu frttrrs uf Arizona 4
; constitution
Lorim.r cly.Ulu committee
, heard testimony of former state
, Rrpr~ruiauyo H,ckrm. .Y,r who
admitted tsB.ns varlpJs tals"-
, hood. u connection with thr 4
cut,
$50 aarovmont reported hy con
D grce, ou wool and fr'u Iist re-
visions
Cation mill mon from Caro-
, linas nilcd 90 arrive for finance
D rGmmiiise hearing on cotton
, blli bur cxpected tomorrow.
. Northern manufacturer evincc
: no iatorest
. senator Borah spoke against
. 20, Judiciary rocalt in trc stote-
. bond hlli dcheto
y Scnaior Root ~ New YORK
y favored ihc Nelson amcndmept
o to ,hc statehood hin requiring
y 60 strilJc ont thc Judiciary recall
q lIog~"
. Met ut noon.
q Nhr.iigu 'pus Wi- -iuUsl
. stat" department expenditure
o investigating vommitto" cNumin-
. 90 former assistant secretary ~
. state I.ooms regard ng Depart
. m,uts secret funds but without
. practicnl results
o Solicitor McCGhc oi tho aprI-
o agltural department was subject
o ed % cruss examination 10 tho
. WIley-Hrmseu hearing
4 Borgcr. OF Wisconsin. socialist.
o spoke la advocacy of old age
. pensions.
o Party leaders Informally hg-
. ur,d on adjournment between
. August IS and ~
o L"ttcv from Fish commis-
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y sentative Townsend ui New J'r-
$50 FOR alleged furtaoring of
. 'Ficbtou~ charges regarding
. seal slaughter, read before house
o investigating committee.
o Adjourned at 3.ln y. nm. until
. noon tomorrow To- permit mem-
. beers Co attend "a baseball game
. between the republican and
. democratic mcmbcrs of the
Q houH
o CONsRESs WILL Adjourn
~ MIDDLE OI AUGUST
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o lf hutb houses of congress igur-
I'D au adiuu,uWcut of congress
. between AUGUST a. ana 20. Dem
o u,r1ue huus, headers mold this
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. pr Jietod August lt, and Dem
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