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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

Ius ANGELES. ,niif DE,
Ia. 20. Mcnamara, Who lndpp plead
ga quilts to nnndor through dfnaW<
'nH lho 30. MUSCLES Timce buildinA.
srofo q confession iuuight aud ea,v
i 90 District Auomey Frcdcrlckf
iohn McNamara Nr0io no conios-
Sion % ls said ho nas NOT asked o.
do su
Ffodcrirks aunuunced De- would noe
s.fo nut ihD confession ui James y
At Namaro nnill AFTER tue men arr
sentenced tomorrow A. f learned
Hnuefrr tNRt thr statement imulloa,.
,d uo o'ip besides tho writer
rOlayt Developments lnrirdod th'
publication of me deposition Of Mr.
Nohfrf b. naln. thai ai fhe instance Of
.zert ~ rfRnktn thc investigator fof
ihe defense now charrod vith briO
eD rhe persuaded hcf husband ih'
r Juror sWofr tO accent 40 pHn u
hc would uato sure q verdict of Fui
ls Nh~,l not bc utoR
FfankNua taro Nnr called today
hHf vas continued Franklin tudal
dencd ho Vould confess The oHt
come of DTS ossp may determine ih'
fltc uf the mon uhos1 liberty 20
night lies on The scales ihai q bat
ma} ulh according go pcrsons ln
rpfitnn tO know
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
CONGRESS CONvfNrS
IN REGULAR SESSION
litTii-FoN rNONlnh~ ~tNNA'
tiuN nv rniLliri,'
Topics BEFORE COMPRESS
laiiit, Trusts. turtvn,N. Nihtiation
anA othct rlr tpoiiem- ave
tNpettgd a. ~ Developed.

WASHINGTON. nlD ,onNrsss
frnssrmHlrd snalg aed Initiated mta
oripc two new arnaiera. tive nsN rep.
rcsvrlaii,ea, and in the iowef bfanih
presented ihc sensational agetoelv ol
An oprring dan ia a phNirlc apcoca
nY Representative iiiilelon of NcN
Noft. who tor acscnis mluuics int
splehna nealnat ihe eo.caNed Amefi.
ehn Ant.TrNet learnc
That organization hai attached
him Ia correction ol bis ettiiude 90.
Nari The sa-ailod steel TruN iu.
luigs llloior eharrcA lhe lcaguo's
.erroierf uenf, q Masiln vilh af.
irmlfirr to def4mr HIM pnmofieis
Dad NppnhN,ans aiikc aIplandrl
liiiliun frequently AVID ReruiNlean
i.adcf Mann luiroiucri a roeoluiiop
heWeatlne thf rsrrc ln whth ihf
Sew Nors member a hpid and caiisd
ior formal pyoaiiratirn OF lhs ~.
forte GO "tlechen ne character al
iitileien
while Lifti,tnn WAS rpflklnR Mar
iiu had handed 10 spoator riast a
memorial asking iauleien 90 be- lm.
nrsrhoi ON ihc efonnd that Be 'eo.
onefatcd ara cnusrlfrA Win ih,
headu 81 che lrnsi. io prevent d Ron
tnuauor 81 the steel innuiY, rh'
memorial waa nos presented 10 th'
honrc Manns roaolutinn was tr
losrod to ma rulos romNlttec
rhf sonate Ms in session only
minuir pnleh Wa ac'otod 20 fof
manilrs Senators smith ~ c"or
ri, ana cafiuor ~ Maine vsr
sworn soto ONCE REPRESENTATIVE
prnwnine 80 NeN Jersey Ainev o
pernsyivsnia eienhehs ~ Nehrsshh
/ ierrrfi of KAosas McK ellar ~ Ton
nesfcc. were thc nfw members .
s0ngfoFs
TIE hnnre Vill mrpi eyery daf d
roon iho rnuafc ~ p m
TOO nre.eni secession d. Cnnntpd on 4
deal Nith the tprlff ffnals curtenr
arbitration. and either hlr problems
iaii an arivlt, VIII no With yie'
fo ls effect on the comlnr rresldcn
flal campaign
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
STATE PRISON BURN
WITH Big LOSS
I~iiNsAfin flitr xaea. ooo ptM-
ADl DONE ~ ii.tMtS
DISAsTROUSFIRFAvFRETD


IllNIUNli.LE. 1rses. nee. -f
pcnlicntinfy property valued, Y 4
estimated. AZ s30o.Ooo was destroyed
hy glfc to-day Eleven buildings, In
cludlne cotton and furniture factor
les. lcc plant WAGONS. shops ioup-
drt nna one once hulidlnr were
burned
The fire orlrinnied ~ tho vcs,
gate shortly before noon aud fAged
Tor three houft finally bolng shark
ed Nhon several hulldinen ~ The
path ~ The flamoy we're dfaamlled
For time ihe fire threatened 10
spread "a ihr business section %
huntsville Fire flghilpg sppnfasur
uns sent from Houston aboard .
srooiai train aud aided IA llEhnns
the nfc Nose OF the prisoners ~.
raped and 9iih the eScepi'ou % sew
eral suf,alnlnF minor barns hone
were Injured
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
Capital Premium Making Great Hit
With Lady Contestants
SPECIAL PREMIUMS IMPORTANT FACTORS
PUTTING EttcnT ps:SEnSE
rui snItNlr--Fkcu REMAINING
wonrn oyrn seoooo 10 coxrssrANrs

The braullful si.oto Overland az.
tomohslc. which ID Tho rslIrss Can.
lsal Premium Ia The srras subscslp-
,loa.ec,tne campaign now hktnx con-
duoied. vas shows on the streets Of
Corpus christi for tho nrg tsAe fee.
tcrdcy afternoon 4, 10 q dahd, aud
all The contestants Who saw lhs car
vent into ccelallecs ~ delight and or.
ihuslasm.
After tho car was shown ON tina
streets. u was placed ln The { chad
dich 4 compans's Garage. At 3iz-2tf
Williams street. Any person desiring
10 rcc this handsome touring car
shleh u 10 be given away 20 the vim
ner OF tho Callers Ynitllde ropu-
larlls conlce,. arc ln5itcd TO visit shs
garage where I, Il kept ana look the
car over
Tho exterior 81 the car ii artistic IN
every detail. u ~ apaeious aad son.
Portable. ~ equipment Il cosnrlcts
80 every respect aud rerprse strength
II apparent throughout In ontlr'
lcagiA and breadth The 1919 49,
land a built along Hines 81 s.nipileitf
land endnfnnce. the latest improve
mpnip hclns used Ia mecnnnlcai con-
go e,slon This niodrl ~ The Over
Hand II perhaps the moei talked VI car
on The market NJ present because VI
The many valuable features,
Naas compliments we're passed on
The ncw car ysstslSay Afternoon, u
81 nnqueuiionably the beat medium
luflced ear that can he purchased for
The money Tho arrltsl Of tho car
has oaused furry nmons The ron'
ieslansh ana their frleudA heinsmbeT
ina short lime ~ when ror,e iauF
wiu win this handsome touring eAf'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
s%<~+%~<+%%~*~*+%*

NFN YORK Dr ON behalf
of 'ho NFranai Ero,ters Association,
vhirh ernlofcd William = BURNS e.
run down tle perpetrators ui thc l.us
AuH0le itnhmiiinF nntrAtD. Waiter
urDa counsel f.ND0 "a statement
fonIt hi wnHe Cos NeNamaias "a
Wafr q frank and iuli soHiession
lHpu sass between twenty ana
0hut anor leaiors sail ho Indicted
r.mi Hi thc federal lnsrsiisa.
tnn une unior Way 90 Indianapolis.
and mtnrsfons uf che luuulrf viii
.oNitni lf0m iiosiNu 90 tho paclne
fir mimaief thai sonic of thuss ue-
msaiIne csirowe punishment ior che
NcNamafa NOW has, taken thv at.
tfuir ipf nlorlur lta-pnr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

il5 lht taaurihisc PROSE-
fNutANATOLIS. ina -tc ln
d statement declaring that an eern0f
effort h1 iac Government in nflnf
ffrs usH Rhu iA Involved pa th'
most daWnanlf eehgpiraty ever su'
tered mto in this colptrs iniiea
afes District Auofntt Cherries NJ
miller vho b. directing ihe Strand ints
Investigation or the dynamitug oprfa
iDns nI the NtNhmafaa pharafferif'
I'D ampei Gompcra fhn prealarni 81
.ht Ameufln Federation of Labor. az
an runsaIc leader aud said "a Wa
i.me fog labor irtdrfs thp HHhh oi
aaar.f efouuds. lo take charge "a
labor organizations
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
ENGINEERING no,,urNrs.
,u"iifan s",lci, iias started a. I',i-
i,.tf i'i1ns.

fNtf tIIN~.
NEW NOkh nrr Nenhcn of
iho Amrri,an sofitu tl NrcthAeHi
Engineers ir0m aN msf lh lnliol
Stsir aud iram several lOfrIrn conn
tries ell msw hofr itl Nr.l in pef
ir.i plars fur the nioH rfnsrcssise
mu, llnsni Dtrl nniruatrn ht nn cn.
siuarrlnr creulnilou More thaD
fort, commlllees are being appointed.
eaoh ONE of Which 81 90 lutcsuguie
some particular Industry and thus
permit ihc spceif ia scrto ~ fof th0
heiiormrni OF social and lninfif|si
conditions Aside from the hDiior-
m,rt Ga The Industrial world from th.
introduction q standardized and more
economical msihud he AZ expected
that This movement wlil uli rreail,
iu hHinruF tne curineetine proie
sion into sbar, ni lAaf prominence
and loadprihln rlv mrFelf held hs
men in other waikn nl Nio The sees.
,lora "a tho meeting Wiil ueHin tu
morrow and continue uutu saiuydar
~ A. ~ HUMPHREYS lHeeideRt oI
stevens Institute and also ore ideal
of ibc Ameflrap Sorleiy ~ Mochnni
sal Eneirreis. niil pnaiao.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

eHEhMAN TEES. pee 2 The raff
ui Louis Cogman which vsF brought
here ~ d clange 0i venue from NC
Kinnss. was caiird fur 1rial today ~
fore Judge jones ~ the ''iiiccnih az.
isiri eobri CcGman taaFged Ni''
killing hia wife NJ their homo neat
Melissa abcut two sfnrs ago. iiih nf Z
trial WAS held a. Mex inney ana %
suited Do . verdict - guilty and = zen
toBts Of death Latter The coart q
nleinal appcsia reversed inc case
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

CHICAGO. ln. Dec Tbs az
natl weeunf 81 The Amcfienn Auno
citation of rTf. and kNposiiionr bc.
aap lu thih oisy TO-DAY aud viii con
,n.lt Nrf taMNia#a The nssofin-
Ion hofship comprises the man
sgcir and dlrecino Of many Of mo
leading state ard pfwinesi fairs ri
IN. nltod sinfes ana Canada
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
REYISTAS REBELLION
GROWS IN YUCAHAN
Dt MINT AN lttOnl'~ NHi
EISllln 10 ~ttNf.
OUTBREAK Is REPORTED
stairs ~ tampcshc. ~an Iuis t',tosi
and tsmauiipus aiV inc,tc,l
~ tpfl-lnNs

san ANTONIO rtx n
Mexican scgrci ssr,ile asrnis hrre sfe
.si.. tc have iosi track 30 Csa.lal l,vf.
naffo Reyes AruillUs fn f,peris
nladr q, iir abe eeaclai lru ,hf
mvrnine unt r9nfl has d hr ~ en
route io Nre Yolb Win rurnrc his
ultimate drsiiuhttan Repeated raiil
Fad h.s hradHnaricr imirNl srr With
uuf resttcusN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

kFN WEsr wa Doe the
Austrian steamer Marianne Il ashore
on ppinskl ahoal near rorusps and
ftfctil feasDl4 have unnt ip her hs-
.ietance Word OF thr steamer .
Hrhi sas brought hofs l1daA ~ ihe
nrsi mate Who came o. schooner
~ fei assistance
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

10y Tho ANHVNINfNH TTNHF
YTFFALO 81 s. Dos : ioAn i'
Rnnef hrst firr-prs.ideni ~ me ~,
fcrnat'onal Association 90 Bridge ana
Structural iron Workcrsl DECLARED g.
day thnt tho association nefer tpo"
inrb furnished dollar 60 nfom"i'
dYnamiilNr 90 ans other form ~
/. Lnl.-.L.-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

Minneapolis Nirn. Dee TOO
cnsr 0f J Q urrlu FORMER trreru,r
oftho University ri Nluneeoia Who H
acct ga of iho omhefxivmCni ui uni-
tcris uuhs was called fof irisi iu.
tnf in ihe Hcnn'wn ropntY disirlri
foaft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

MILWAUKEE WIS. Dec n m
Miipaukee branch OF this National
Progressive League has completes ar
for ifs nra mass neeiinK
10 BE- held in the auditorium tomof-
row night Prof Charles J.. Merriam
~ Chicago. and George l. Record %
<tp Jersef. viil be- the speakers.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
way inronraNr srss'o>.
Most lnpHrtani session STAGE ~
eva Mar

bf The ANHorlaicf' Press
WAEiliNGTON. Dee The
most lmrofi.nf session since thr
civil WA - he pfedleiian by menS
ncmo,fsic leedsrs for ihe flrAl reg.
MAR session of lhe sisiy-sccona ,on.
rrpfs ahi,h opened TODAY
stirring As,- ahead atc f9fc
cUet,d wv Republican iurinperr. and
on both Sides ~ the hlg pafiY ilns
fcoulinusa On page als
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

"A Naucr. nght oastsriy 20
usrsn&, i.Tt' eassefif 10
eouiAafsy Winds.
Tenfhrat ufs, wlnd ard pre-
lpI| b. trepfas Tor : ? ~.
reini,sfafnfs iovepl 81
hleheSs "a a. 7 .. M IS
wsns Ye,oeisy a. Z p.ui.. :
mil,r per hour from the
easi state Of Weather part.
~ elaudy PRECIPITATION 90.
Relative humidity ~ PER
cent
linromelfical rcaalng ~
b. m.. reduced 10 aeasiegel
aud corrected for Temporal
lure scat
Conditions Yesterday.
Texas l'arl ciondy 20 rienr
oyer the state No wind or
|, rain Tempefaipre SO 10 80
} IL northern part and w % "
} ~ eosifhefn part
) Oklahoma~~p Part cloudy 81
, clear. and pleasant over ~"
} state: no rain tcsupefstgft.
} 20 Al oflshomn GUY.
; Lomisiana Shreveport
} clear ana cool no ra,n.
; Eas, Texas, Fair and s'ght-
) il warmer. Tuesday local
; rains tonight or "Wednesday.
> weds Texas increasing
; cloudlncss Tueeday Rain to-
. night or Wednesday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
80 Arrl ,H nrour nnN.

fns ANGELES p,e 90
Na announced ionieht that
iuian H and luhu . Mesa
mHu Nill auroir hefofo thc
isd, al srnng.itr, iomuffuN
anl fui their sfulirs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05


N tsgh,enelein \ some. Of
tbln city. vii, present q ladies
beautiful tailored 4nit. salnoa
a. ST. 10 the Callers lad,
contestant, iisinE pufAidc or
} Corpus Christi who turus IN
, me greatest smnrn' Of 'noncy
, secured on NrW srnscRip-
r,oAa 10 the Daily and
weekly Caller brf~e~n Mon
day. December 4. and ss'nf-
day. D. m, pseembsf ?
} The csiler win present 'hc
} winner of she suIl with a's
} extra voting coupon good for
) sa.een votes
5 Ths Gulf Jevsifs = sta
; lionefs Co. OF this city have
; on dsnplsy IN their show Win
, dow genuine sterling silver
, ladies toilet act valued ~
, $4,000 which The, win pro-
. sent 10 chs Callers lads con-
. leaseni. living IN cofppN
. r'ful who tarna In the
. rreAt pft smount Of nancy
. etarcd on NEW Hnbscnip-
. lions 20 the pa'lf and
= weekly Caller bstwesn Mon
= day. Daccmber .. and Ssins-
. day. D. M. December ?
. rno cslles Viii present Tho
. vinner 81 tbe toilet - WIN
. an extra sotiax coupon mod
> for $1,000 VOTES.
. The Caller Viii present I'm
. dollars IN gold and N extra
= voting coupon good fpr
. $1,000 votes 70 the ch'id
. conscstant lisiax u Corpus
. chrIsti or Nuseer county Who
. turns IL the greatest arQent
: OF money sccured a. xKV
. SUBSCRIPTIONS % the
: pally and Weekly ceIlsf ~
= tween Monday. Uecsnhey !,
: and sstufdsy. 9 D ~ fI(ccz's
/ 4 <.r q VI (. ~ N n Fl. F."
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
Nc NAMARAS URGED
TO TELL EVERYTHING
niG INVESTIGATION II t>ptfi.
Nay nv cuNFnNNpNr
GOMPERs Is CRITICISED
Instruct Atl.,r, ehs,a,ttTiycs itim
- Ma lnssfr ics,lc4--Seusa.
il.nni Developments

. sesSs4s*@%$@%4 =
Arizona republican., 1911-06-25
GLOBES LATE MARSHAL
 MUST 60 ID THE PEN
Another Bloody Altar in GiIa
 County.

Globe Ariz.. June 24.-A jury to- night found R M. Anderson. former marshal of Globe. guilty of man. slaughter in killing his friend, George Shanley. a rich cattleman. on the night of March fl last. The men had been drinking While at a table Shanley pulled AnderSOn's nose. An derson shot Shanlev, but claimed it was accidental.
 Kingsley OldS. rdncher. was found with his jaw shot off today fifteen miles north Of Globe He left Globe on Wednesday for his ranch with his II and 12-year-old daughters and Wesley Gosswich to get some ma chinerv
 Cowboys found Olds helpless Olds said an Indian or Mexican shot him. The girls clothes were found on a boulder covered with blood There is no trace of the girls. and 1t is feared that they were murdered As soon as the report was brought here sheriffs posse started on a hunt for the sssailant
Arizona republican., 1911-06-25
SPEAKER CHAMP
 DEFIES PRESIDENT REPLY TO RUMORS OF VETO OF
 TARIFF BILL. Mr. Clark Will Leave the Case With
 the People.

Washington. D. C.. June 24-Speaker Champ clark issued a defi to the ad- ministration today on learning of re- ports that President Taft purposed to veto any general tariff legislation at the extra sesz.cs of congress. The speaker in formal statement declared that the whole tariff ought to be re- vised and that the democratic party would rest its case with the country.
 The tariff ought to be revised from top to bottom" said MT. Clark. "The people of the land so decided last No- vember That is the latest mandate. The house decided that it is best tO revise it schedule by schedule. We have made q good start on that plan. We will continue as we have begun. The country endorses what the house is doing. If the republican senate beats our bills or the president vetoes them. we will appeal to the country and t will sustain us. We believe we are right. We are not afraid of a con test
Arizona republican., 1911-06-25
RESOLUTION
 IF ADMISSION Senate Committee Agrees on
 Favorable Report BY VOTE OF TWO ID ONE The Report Will Be Made to the Senate on Monday. Expectation That Action Will Be Taken in This Session.
BY VOTE OF TWO TO ONE

Washington, June Ely vote of to the senate comimttee on terri tories today agreed to report favora ble the house resolution for the ad- mission of Arizona and New Mexico as states.
 The resolution was subjected to two unimportant amendments. one at the instance of representatives of New Mexico. changing the manner of vot- ing on the proposition to make the constitution of that state easier of amendment
 A motion to eliminate Arizona from the bill was made by Senator Nelson on the ground that the constitution adopted by the people of that terri tory severely discriminated against the Mexican element of the popula ton, but was defeated.
 Delegate Cameron's suggestion for an amendment to the Arizona cOnsti- tuition so as to eliminate the provision for the recall of judges. failed to re- ceiVe any consideration. The sugges- ton was regarded as beyond the power of the committee. If the sen ate accepts the resolution and it be- comes q law. the people of the two territories will be assured of state hood The resubmission of portions of the two constitutions is intended only to give the voters another op- portunity to say whether in the case of Arizona they desire the right tc recall their judges. and in that ot New Mexico. if they are satisfied with the strict provisions against amendments.
 It is provided that whatever the vote, the constitutions shall become effective Chairman Alden Smith oi the committee believes the senate will act before adjournment.
 The resolution will be reported or Monday.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-25
BURNED LIGHTHOUSE
 YOUNG WOMEN DEAD
Match Thrown on Oiled Floor Started
 ConfIsgrstion.

Nantucket. Mass. June 24-Two young women. Helen Wilson of New York City. and Mildred De Haven of Brooklyn lost their lives in a fire which destroyed a boat house owned by William Barnes. chairman of the New York republican state committee. tonight. Several other persons were injured. among them Thomas Kerr of New York City.
 The fire was started by match thOughtlessly thrown on recently oiled floor. Almost immediately the room was filled with flames and those who escaped did so only by jumping overheard. The bodies of the dead were recovered but both were burned beyond recognition. The young people were guests of Thurlow Barnes and were having house party.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-25
COLORADO GROUP
 IF SUGAR FACTORIES NEXT STEP IN THE TRUST IN
 RESPIRATION. Former Senator Burkett's Change of
 Tariff Views.

Washington. b C., June 24.-The inquiry into the Colorado group of beet sugar factories controlled by the American Sugar Refining com panv through the Great Western Sugar company was concluded today by the house sugar trust" investi- gating committee. Next week the so-called sugar trusts interests in California industries will be taken up. John D. Spreckels will be a witness Claus Spreckels will testify upon his return from Europe.
 Further insight into the sugar re- lations of the Mormon church and the American Sugar Refining com pany will be sought Monday from President Joseph F. Smith, head Of the church. Both President Smith, who is president of the Utah Idaho Sugar company and holds as trustee of the people nearly 50,000 shares of sugar stock, and Bishop Nibley. busi- ness manager of the church, are en route here.
 President Chester $ Morley of the Great Western Sugar company was the only witness today. Chairman Hardwick brought in the name of former United States Senator Burk- ett of Nebraska by questioning Mir. Mercy about the Great Westerns es- tablishment Of the beet sugar factory in Scott's Bluff. Neb.
 Mir HardWick established that Burkett was first reported to be lined up with Senator Bristow and other republicans who wanted to reduce the tariff on sugar. and when people in his state beTame interested fin the beet sugar proposition he changed his mind. Mercy said he knew noth- ing about it. The witness declared that there were no agreements or un- derstandings between the Colorado group of sugar factories with the Utah or California groups as to sell ing territory. prices. etc. Removal Of the tariff on sugar. MT. Mercy said, would kill the beet sugar busi- ness.
 Would a considerable tariff re- duction affect the business?" Repre- sentative Malby asked.
 Tt certainly would. We are run 1 ming on a close margin now. and tariff reduction would certainly oper- ate to our disadvantage"
Arizona republican., 1911-06-25

in the development of the desert and swamp lands. will be discussed. and every phase of the work will re- hydraulic and electric. dry farming. pumping underground flow. the drainage of swamp lands. as well as the most practical and the best meth ods of raisiIA all fruits grown by irrigation, subjects of interest not only to the small farmer. but to the larger agriculturist and specialist
 Upon his return to Phoenix MT. Fowler found large amount of cor respondence demanding his attention. and. as an example of the far-reach- ing influence of the Irrigation con- gress, which extends to every nation of the earth, a letter distated and signed by Senor de la Barra. acting president of the United States of Mexico, may be cited
 The letter was dated Mexico City. June 13. and was written in reply 10 a communication received by the state department of Mexico from the National Irrigation congress. sent in
 
 of the organization to have every state and country of the world rep resented at the Chicago convention. The letter read:
 President de la Barra acknowledg- es the receipt of the invitation to the Mexican government to send delegates tO the nineteenth National Irrigation congress at Chicago next December. and assures the governing board of his hearty cooperation in this respect. He states that he will be glad to designate distinguished citizens who will represent the Unit ed States of Mexico on that occa- sion"
 "tSigned) r. l.. de Ia Barra'
 Similar assurances have been re- ceived from the governors of many states. and from the enthusiasti support which is being accorded the activity of the Irrigation congress in it's endeavOr to develop portions of the country which have hitherto been considered valueless. there is no doubt that the efforts of the organization will result in the addition of many millions of dollars to the wealth of the nation. and will reflect lasting credit upon the members of the or ganiZation. upon the president Mr. Fowler. particularly, and upon all the men who have so warmly assisted him in his trying and difficult work