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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-07
Othss Pswdsskssu keas
Sunday, March &.
Bye j. A.

sunday, March VI.
Mrs. Cavanaugh made a business
trip 10 the valley ON the l7th return
ing the next day.
several of the ranchmen in the val
lev have sold beeves to the Lake City
market during March.
Mrs. Chanplin was reported in the
valley the last OF last week. but re-
turned to Salida again.
Snow i'm this vicinity In fast disap-
pearing and stockmen are doing
their spring branding preparatory to
turning out.
John Foster " no 10 stopping at T.
A. Fosters. made the trip To Rock
creek park Saturday and reports the
snow disappearing fast.
Charley McLain is now driving beef
for Charley Carr. who does the pur-
chasing and Strengthening for Foster
A Richards of Lake City. He was
over To the valley the 2;rd and got a
drive from +. A. Foster.
An article appearing in the Lake
city Pbonograph under date of
March 18th shows how the socialists
minds run. No party is right but
theirs. and no matter how individ-
uals feel in matters of concentrate
they are wrong il they do not up
hold the socialistic view of the mat
ter. What do the people of this
country know about socialism,
Only what they are told by foreign
ers. Look at the reports coming
from the city Of Milwaukee. Does
the vote. and purchase made by that
vote bear out the theory Of lower
taxes? Where they are able to con-
trol. If vou take into consideration
what they preach. | don I believe in
being robbed by any clique or clan.
but II ] must he robbed why not by
Morgan x Co instead Of by their self
csfeeTned socialism and besides. Mr..
Editor. l never have Vet seen a social
i-t that was not odt for the most he
could get with the least exertion
same as most Of the rest of u.. Ill
understand the true meaning of
socialism. not one in twenty of my
acquaintancee ie a true socialist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-07
essdkVeusins CkueA 1uniEs

The LADIES' Aid vii meet with
Mrs AiIee Miller GA wedaesiay.
April 18th All the ladies of the
congregation are cordially invited 10
attend this meeting
The Y. y ) G. T. expect 10 hold
sunrise meeting on Easter uornIn1
at 6:3o All are cordially invited 10
attend.
The LADIES Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church will hold an
Easter exchange SATURDAY., April Is
To avoid the necessity 81 Solicitations
II Is requested shat ladies voluntarily
report their intended offerings 30
Mrs. McPnetr,dge. the president.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-07
DAvyeu
Se~s-Champion Correspoaaesc.

>essaChampioB Correspeaaescs
Mue-elaS April a.
Mrs. Mary Croft aud family are rs,-
ie,icia2 Ia n new house whieh they
new occupN.
Walter Enbom ~ fencing hi- ne~
ranch and gettinR ready to greatly
Improve the place
The saw mil of t'ha~ Carr H. again
running aud kay Mentienhall of Lake
ity is the saw yer
There is "a dance to te given at the
ranch of Carl Bep-on at the Youman
station on April =
Mise Eessie Dwver toek in the elec-
tion dance ut Lake City this wes.k
aud spent several davs there with
friends
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-07
ALOeIC TN naJooT
News.Chsmpion Cerrespoaaeace.

saturday April l.
Mrs. u. u. shaw is very sick with
Ia grippe.
A. G. Boesford moved up to his
ranch. above Lee creek. Tuesday.
Otis HURTS of Bowie has driven
his cattle up to his ranch on SNOW
shoe.
We are glad to say that Grandma
Rush Is gaining rapidly from her at
tack of paralysis.
Geo. Craig and family returned To
their ranch ON the West Muddy after
a visit with friends in the valley. last
SATURDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-07

@. ID Martin Is having the front
of his place Of business renovated bv
paint under the skIllfal hand of
Frank Zugelier Another siea Of
spring, when the paint brushes get
busy
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-07
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News s-Ch&Rapioa Correspondence.

"Wednesday, April ).
II. q Lamoy and Alvs Foster went
to Vulcan last week to do Some " ork
for -. A lit.
G. Eouviere is coming in with a
train load OF Idaho cattle this week
which he recently purchased.
Most of the stockmen aud their
families attended the tattiemen's
banquet last week and report tine
time
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-07
S. J. Miller & Son
Cn0OkSTOA
News-Champion Correspondeaee:

INt"s-O1HaHlfI0E OOfrtspOHuehOe.
Sunday, April 2.
Miss Mable Hicks has gone to Pit
Kin ior n isw davs.
J ~ Adams. wife and daugh ter
visited al Creek sion last week
Mr. aud Mrs Walters aud Finn
Mcdonald went to t,unin-on 20 at
tend the tattlemen' banquet. They
report good time
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
I'm case Iamentab|e
10 DE ASASCO

de resuIias de una in~vestigaci5u prae
ucada por Ia autoridad Judicial ha sdo
"rrrst'do ~ aiasro. v pn~~so en- liIv.r
.ad bajo lama de mil dollars. II aessor
Salvador Bran Gonzalez QUEEN de~psehs
en- su farmacia INA receta de se,do es.s
co, en- vcz de sirop fsnico.
La lameutabie eguivo-aei6in a~a.iouS
el fallecimicnio del Biho julio velsz
ri medicamc.Iio fus ssminssrado mr.
la madrr del maIoxrado MIN. eu IA err.,
.cla dc que iomaba II cnfenno d sirop
fen'co. Esta mamma - ha rreibido uu
tcicgra'na en- q Quartet general de IA
poiicia aecrra dc In deteneSdn del srS.v
Bran Gonzalez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Una aIista notable
CARMEN CATALA


Entire las a~rtistas jovenes que han
lamado la atencion del publico, EN- La
ompanla de Juan Balaguer, en- la bre
re pero gloriosa t~emporada, que termi
10 el domingo pasado, en- nuestro tea
no Municipal, fgura centre las de pri-
ner termino, la encantadora y bellfsi
INA DANA joven Carmen Catala, que ha
'ealizado una labor insuperable EN- las
pbras en- que ha trabajado.
Carmen. Catala es una fgura de relic
I'VE marcadlsimo, una actriz sobresalien
tie, que hace levantar las obras, como
Sc dice en- Ell "argot" de bastidores
|adentro.
!Su arte escenico es personal, intui
two, y asi ha podido sobresalir en- me
dlo de un %conjunto artlstico tan admira
BILE, distinguiendose sobremanera en-
m'lshos papeles, pero sobre TODD, en-
'BelJamina 8 la Petite Chocolataire".
donde hace una Morisa deliciosa. ma
tlzando con rasgos tan fnos el perso
MAZE, que segnramente habra muy DO
cas- artistas que la igualen en- su inter
p%retacion. Y asi en- mnltitud de obras
en- las cuales ha mostrado aplomo, Sc
gurldad y maestria imponiendose por
su talento,.y triunfando en- toda Inca.
No por que ella una su gran belleza.
2 modestia que realza mas u adni
rabies condolences Y meritos artfsticos,
ha dc pasarse por alto esa realidad del
arte, que esa namada & dar dias de
q Ia escena espanola, y ha de
ser uno de los prestigios MAS franes de
Ia ~notabilisima compania que. dirige Ell
gran actor Juan Balagner-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Ina vista De Ba|aguer'

Ell eminente actor nos ha hecho aver
tarde una vista de despedida; como
va hem0s anunciado, esta tarde embar
ca para MEXICO con su compania. Va q
actuar en- el HTeatro Arben''; despues
visitara algunos paises suramericanos
y volvera q Espana 4 principles de
1912. La nueva 4sturnee'' .por Anne
rica la ccmen1ara Balaguer por Puer
to Rico; sera dentro de unos dos amos.
81 gran actor confffa en- que hara mas
negocio que ahora, mayor ex7to artist
co no espera, porqlle ESQ no 10 ha 10
grade aqul nadie.
lNosotros esperamos que los pro-
positos de Balaguer Sc realicen, para te
ner q placer de aplaudirlo aqui nueva.
mente.
Ileve feliz viaj, a ilustre artista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
HonIas fdnebTes
EN- LA IGLEsIA DE SAN JOSE

Esta mai1ana d las nueve, como anuH
,.iaba Ia esqueia de invltaclon, Sc cele
hraron en- Ia Iglesia de San Jose, solem
oas honras funebres por ell eterno ues
caaso de) alma de nuestro lnolVldatle
AMIGO 81 doctor don Rogello Perez MO
ris y Lynn.
Fin IA nave central del temple; Sc al
zaba un severe tuanulo ante Ell que can
taron los padres de la congregaclon ei
ofcio de difuntOs.
liza "Misa. de Requiem Sc celebro en-
e] altar myayor, con acompanaanlento de
voces y o%rquesta.
Al comenzar el Santo Sacrifice, tue
ron reoartidos los recordatorlos a Ia
concurrencia. La amplia nave Sc vela
materialmente lgena de ieles.
lAsistieron al funeral, el director del
Colegio de San Pablo, Hijas de la Carr
dad. ell colegie de San Hdefonso, par
vllos y educandos de coleglo de Las
Hiias de la carload (San Vicente de
PAUL. sieryas de Maria, el muy Iustre
doctor Diaz Caneja, canonigo Lectoral,
Ell r. P. Liceneiado don Euloglo de Ca
so. los doctores Romero Cantero y Ma
anzo vel Honorable Magistrate del Su
premo, DON Pedro de Audrey, don MI
guel de la Cuetara, don. Miguel Targa,
don Luis Brau, don Guillermo hubert,
don Felix NOa, don Miguel Porten, don
Pedro Gomez, don jose Cerra, eel Sc
nor Vilaseca, una comisi6n del Casino
Espallol, las seiloras dona Elena Ca
mara Y SUI hija politica, la senorita de
Hoare, la distinguida familia d%oliente,
don Fernando Schluter, don Laureano
Cantero, los senores Prats y Harduln,
empleados del BOLETIN MERCAN
TIL, Y nuestro director Perez Losada.
Ell f1dnebre y religicso acto termmo
a las diez.
Nosotros reiteram0s a la llustre ia
militia del fnado, ell homenaJe de nues
tro pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28

Los siguicnies servieio~ han sisio prs
tados: infrsceion ordenanzas Mnnieipa
les 10. mfracci6n ley de esrrvferas I. Al
|terar "a psz Z. Total ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
AceItado n~omblamiento
CAMPANA

la producido muy buena ;mn,o,
81 hecho de haber sido nombrado 81 die
tlnguldo medico DR.. D. Calixto Romero
y Cantero para la plaza de Director do
Ia campana educativa contra Ia tnbercu
losis.
Esta campana, continuation de Ia one
ed Or. Stahl realizara ha POGO, Sc Me
Vara a cabo EN- toda la Isla, por medic
de conferencias y otros procedimientos
probados va en- la practica como buenos.
y que convenzan al mayor n1mero. posi-
Ole de 10 que es la tuberculosis v los
medlos de- prevenir a combatir esa terri
BILE enfermedad.
Ell DIR. don Calixto Romero es perso-
ma que goza de gran prestigio como medi
co, su cultura es proverbial, y sl faci
lldad de palabra y dominic del asunto
son su meJor recommendation para este
cargo.
III Concejo Municipal de F'aiardo. al
enterarse de la renuncia presentada nor
Ell doctor Romero para pasar d ocupar
su nuevo cargo, tom6 Ell si~guiente acuer
do que indica elocuentemente cuanto 50
aprecian los v~aliosos servicios de dicho
medlco en- aquella pobaaci6n:
e. Concejo Municipal haciendose feel
lnterprete de los sentimientos d. Ia co
munldad hace constar en- acta la pesa
dumbre que a todos Occasional ell, cese del
doctor Romero en- sus funciones de ms
pector de Sandal y Beneficencia de
este pueblo, en- cuyo cargo hizo gala de
sus condolences de sapiencia v de senti
m1entos bankruptcies arrancando muchas
vldas de los brazos de Ia muerte V derra-
mando u a~uxilios PROFESSIONALS v DOS
c~onsuelos de SUI alma bondadosa con de
rrochadora profusim especialmeate en-
tire las classes menesterosas. Ell Conceio
~representando los sentimientos de la CO.
mun1dad declare que la fecha de la re
nuncla del doctor Romero aceptada en-
el d1a de hoy es una triste fecha, nara
los lntereses morales y materiales de es
tie Municipio.''
Merece placemes Ell doctor Gutierrez
lgaravldez, Director del Seryicio de En-
fermedades Tropicales y Transmisibles
por la acertada election hecha para diri-
CIR ia calnpana educativa contra la tu-
berculosis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Una muieT dsstozada
HORRIBLE E~SPECTACULO


Esta madrugada en- Ell kilometro 2
fue hallado eel cadaver horriblemente
mutilado, de Maria Tulsa Garcia, 10
wen de % amos. Se supone que fue
.cogida aver por la locomotora n1mero
GA que conducia ell maquinista Victor
Volker. No Sc aNeriguo rel suceso aver
mismo a causa de estar prohibido ell
lpaso por dicho sitio, frente al barrio
Sal 81 Ruedes".
Gel fiscal Campillo Sc ha personado
en- Ell lugar de Ia tragedia y ha empeza
do las ~diligencias summarizes.
Maria Luisa Garcia era una joyen
bastante %agraciada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
n eIineD De osguas
MAS ACUSADOS EN- LIBERTAD

Han sido puestos en- .libertad Dor no
resultar caugos contra ellos, los acusa
dos de complicidad en- ell crimen de don
Adrian Perez, que q continuation pu
bIicamos.
iPresos en- San Juan, y ahora en- Ii
bertad; Antonio Arroyo, Atanasio Fe
rrer y Tomas Vilar.
Presses en- Humacao, Y ahora EN- liber
tad: Nicolas Rodriguez y Juan Bautis
ia Delgado. f.
Presos en San Juan, actualmente
joan Vilar, Presidente del Centre lie
Estudios SociaIes; Angel Nn1nez v Juan
MarcanO.
Contin1an las imestigaciones y Sc
|espera que dentro breyes dias Sc ter
'minen.
Tanto ell attorney general como e, fs
cal especial MI. Hutchinson no dejan de
la mano todos los trabajos efectuados
por Ell fiscal senior Aeosta Quintero V
la policia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28

Han eoDtrsrio masrimouio en- Lars
los apreciabIcs i~6vcneS doi Juan tlasos
Velez y In seDorita Su~sns T'asii Gays.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Ia vnda De Don Adrian Perez

En- Ell correo de hoy Ina llegado q
San Juan, la senora viHda de don
Adrian Perez, muerto tragicamente en-
Caguas, seg1n dimos cuenta a nuestros
~lectores.
Con la desolada yilda viene su pc
quefa hija.
a recibirlas q bordo del SAIontevi
deo', fue nuestro amigo don Pedro
Homar y Piza, amigo intimo de don
Adrian.
LA famiaia de la victima del barba
70 crimen sa1io Embellishments para
Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28

Se e%ncuentra enferna en- Ponce. aun
que no de cubIado. Ia Sehorita Csrisssd
DaImau, hija de uucStrD amigo don rIi
ses DaImau. DeScamo~ 81 pr,uto reata
blecimicnfo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Don Luis 0rdoiez

Aver ha estado de paso, en- San Juan,
nnestro estinGado amigo don luis Or
donez, q quien envfamos nuestro afec
tuoso saEudo.
FL senior Ord6nez estuvo aqui bre
YES ~lloras, de paso para Fajardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
NOticias

En- brcTc empezarsn cn Csrnerio. Iss
ooras de Nm nuevo cjiicio para Ia lagia
"Borinqucn'', dc sgueIIa loralidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28

la sido arrexiado en- PcTee. sewfin lee
mos en- un diario so~sl. 10 dsha eindad.
Ell joven William Bsc6 Jr.. que dee scr
vecino de Mayaguez. quien habia dab
I'm chcquc dc cin-o dcllarx eossra "a
Banco Coiouiaa. en- page de- una in~sgns
fcantc cantidad de efectos que dehsm
EN- la viuda Alerrs. rccibseudo II resfs
hasta aqucha suma On effective.
Ademas sparccIs on rcder dc un go
chero. otro ehcque frmsbo por an ssl
j. w. Rcjas. montanse 4 veinie dollars.
cuya csntidad originsa era au doIIsrl
siendo adtersda por Bae5 4 L. eisads ~
M de veinfe dollars.
Bac6 dice cue t'ene dsp~rv en- a
Colonial Bank y our puedr einr rswfra
"a. Aerers tambisn rue Rojs~. ~ go
plesdo suyc. peru no fs~sv dinerv q.
aque1la Inxs1fn~ssnL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28

En- Ia madr4tgsds DE hoy fus dsssruf
da totalmeute por ri fuego en Rincsin.
la casa de c~mercio. prOpisdal de Sine
|sio Lopez. habir11sio neesssdad De- d-rri
bar tres cssas mas para lo~sIixsr II Fne
s.
Newport daily independent., 1911-10-12
Bridge Club Entertained.

Mrs. Joseph M. Berger, Jr., was hostess Wednesday after noon to the first meeting of the newly organized Young Ma irons Bridge Club" a social party whose meetings every two wees promise to be among the many pleasant events on the so- cial calendar for this winter.
 Mrs. Berger was assisted in her duties by her sister, Miss Mildred Bernstein and Mrs. J. H. McHugh, the three serving 3 three course lunch to the mem- bers present with a few invited guests.
 Those who played bridge were Mesdames Charles HipoIite, w. A. Billingsley, J. H. McHugh, c. c. Henry, Sprigg .Foushee, H. O. Walker, Tom Hutson w. T. Par ish, Rex McCuistion, John w. Stayton, Ebert Watson and Misses Elizabeth Irby, Carrie Stevens and Mildred Berntein.
Newport daily independent., 1911-10-12
Johnson-C Campbell Wedding.

Hope, Ark, Oct. II. - On Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock the wedding of Miss Ha- gel Barton Johnson, the daugh- ter of Colonel and Mrs. A. l.. Johnson, of this city, to MT. Lon Lee Campbell of Newport, was solemnized at the First Metho- dist church, Rev. Louis Barton of Bonham, Texas, uncle of the bride, officiating.
 Miss Ruth Wallace of New port was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Norine McCorkle and Miss Eva Jane Barlow. The matrons were Mrs. Gus Graves, Mrs. Tom Anderson and Mrs. Dick White. The best man was MT. Clee Campbell of Newport, brother of the groom. The groomsmen were Mir. Ru- pert Taylor of New York City and MT. Joe Canley o1 Little Rock. The ushers were MT. Gus Graves, MT. Tom Anderson and MT. Dick White. Miss Carrigan presided at the organ, and play ed Mendelssohn's wedding for the professional and the Bridal Chorus from Lohen- grin for the recessional.
 After the ceremony the wed- ding party and the guests were received at the home of the brides parents. The bridal par ty leave on No. 8 Thursday for a tour of the North and East and will be at home in Newport after November 1.
Newport daily independent., 1911-10-12
Delight Enjoys Politics.

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, Oct. 12.-The people of Delight propose to have a great political talk-fest Oct. 28. Those who are promot- ing the enterprise have extend- ed invitation to Governor 'Dona- ghey Gen. Norwood and Sena- tor Davis, as well as the five candidates for congress in the Fourth district have been invit- ed to attend and deliver ad- dresses.
Newport daily independent., 1911-10-12
EssfeIie Claridge llllVe been en.

tertained extensively during their visit to our city and the elegantly appointed dinner ten dered them by Mrs. Stuckey was a very enjoyable occasion, and with the assistance of Miss Jennie Stuckey the dinner was perfect success.
 Those present were Misses Frankie, Josie and Annie Lau- rie Lindsey, Katherine Morris, Annie Cumley and Ethel Lind- sey; Messrs. s. M. Stuckey and Brent Daniel.
Newport daily independent., 1911-10-12
Received Daily

Sweet Potatoes, Pears, Celery, Grapes, Cocoanuts, Apples, Lem- ons and Bananas. Snetzer's Grocery. 44dtf.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-02
RICH OLD MAN BEhEADED
Mutilated Torso Taken From Water in Washington, Q. C.-His
 Money Missing.

Washington, May 2.-Confronted by a baffling murder and decapitation mystery. the police dragged the canals in search of the head of Dr. William Gray, an aged and wealthy druggist, whose mutilated body was pried out of the mud bottom of Rock creek by three boys.
 Dr. Gray, who was 75 years old, left a local hospital March 1 with large sum of money and disappeared. He was eccentric, and for several days his family thought he had gone te another city.
 The search had practically been abandoned when three boys. poking a long stick into Rock creek, struck the torso.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-02
ALLEGED CAUSE OF WRECK
Who Failed to Display the Proper Signals.

Easton, Pa, May 2.-Failure of a section foreman to place a green flag to warn the engineer to proceed with caution is alleged to have been the cause of the fatal railroad wreck al Martins Creek, N J., in which Il lives were lost
 The section hands were repairing the track and although some say the reg ular caution signal was shown, others, including Fireman Parsons of the train. insist no signal was set. The wreck was caused by the heavy train spreading the rails. The coroner and district attorney are Investigating.
 Eight were burned to death in the wreckage The engineer, conductor and one passenger died in Easton hos. pital All the dead passengers were Utical school teachers.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-02

rad Jim s1o0 to oppose Che Lii liu.tay woren's hours of employmen, to niue a day, and of David II. Berry and A. C. Bailey of Chicago, whom he charged with paying him $100 to help bring about the passage of the Whit temore bill relating to the admission of foreign insurance companies to do business in Ohio.
 Then it transpired the men are de tectives who had been employed by the Manufacturers association.
 Burns is quoted as saying:
 The case is not yet ready for pub lication, but I am able to say that we have succeeded fin trapping the crook ed members who have been soliciting brihes to pass or kill legislation. It promises to be one of the most sensa- tional exposures of recent years, be- cause of the effectiveness of the means employed to get the evidence.
 Every word of the conversation of crooks is transmitted through a dictagraph to a court stenographer at the other end of the line"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-02

ncfs, iowa. Indiana, Kentucky, Kan sas, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Mis- sissippi, Missouri Montana. Nebraska Nevada, North Carolina, North Da- kota, Ohio, Oregon, Oklahoma, South Dakota, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas. Washington.
 The amendment is pending before the legislatures of nine states, still in session. These are:
 necticut-Committee reported adversely; no action by either house.
 Delaware No action.
 Florida-Passed the house; pending in the senate.
 Msssachusetts-P Passed the house; no action by senate.
 New York-Passed the senate; pending in the house.
 Pennsylvana-Cem reported favorably; no action yet by either house.
 Rhode Island-Defeated in 1910. No action this year.
 Virginia-Passed the senate; defeat ed in the house
 Wisconsin-Passed house; pending in the senate.
 Seven state legislatures have ad journed so far this year, refusing to ratify the amendment in one or both branches.
 These were: Louisiana, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Utah, West Virginia and Wyoming.
 The Vermont legislature defeated the amendment in 1910 and does not meet again until 1912.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-02
|Il|BE OFFERS 0N W < H0LL.
.aeUTHS ADMIT CRAFT DEALS AS
 EVIDENCE PLAN.
pelsc'ves Arrested ss Lobbyists As. ssrt They Were Hired to
 Manipulate Trap.

Columbus. O.. May 2.-Admissions were made by three detectives, ar sslea as alleged lobbyists in the gen slal ] assembly that they had success. uliy manipulated trap for legisla- '0ls suspected of bribery. Five legis. a'0fs were named, including enc rep .sseh'a'lve and four senators. A sen M a'tache was also named.
 IS admitted by Prosecutor Tur. As, mat photographic device to rec. mu ~. ,Oa'ersatlons was placed under a ,ss s'a Ill the hotel rooms occupied by as s.., ue'eetlves and that incriminating aence {. @ IS in process Of presentation M.. sldhd Jury. There are reports s'' ~ several legislators will be indlct. o.n. sua mat legislative Investigating "mml'iee ' 7, will be appointed.
 x. .ae arrested men were emploved bv ns m,. manufacturers ', association and ad- s., ue onered and paid bribes to
 n. es'uenee against assemblymen in x o,orse B Nye, d representative ~,.ns 70 us legislature from Pike ceuntv S.ns ossa the arrest of F. s. Harrison of
 on a charge that Harrison
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-02
CHANGES -9R
 |NCOI. TAX TWENTY-NiNE STATES r "A. KEN FAVORABLE ACT ON
 PROPOSED MEAS a-.
HOW AMENDMENT ST1RDS
Six More States Must Take Affirma- tive Legislation in Order to Make the Amendment
 Effective.

New York, May 2.-Twenty-nine states, according to reports received. have ratified the proposed income tax amendment to the federal constitution Before the amendment can become a law it must be approved by six more states, making the number S5 or two thirds of the whole number.
 Arkansas and Tennessee were the only states that ratified in April Thus far the proposal has been approved by both legislative houses in the follow ing states: Alabama, Arkansas, Cali fornia, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Hi