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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-31
Republicans Hold Individual Conferences on the
 Bills
PROHIBITIONISTS
 JAR THE SENATE
Mrs. Armour Tells Senate Committee They Could Learn a Lot"-Sen- ator Lorimer Concludes His
 Testimony

Washington, January 30.-A fight over the question of instrueting the Senate finance committee to report back the steel tariff revision bill within a fixed time will be made tomorrow before the measure is referred to the committee for it's considerations The regular repub- lieans In the Senate are for granting hearings to all these most interested but progressive republicans favor set time for the committee to consider the bill.
 Senator Reed of Missouri tomorrow will ask the Senate to refer the bill to the france committee with instructions to re- port within 20 days. He sought ineffect- ually to force this fight today. When the bill was reported from the House the vice president permitted the resumption of the debate on the children's bureau bill. MT. Reed asked:
 Are these bills just brought In not to he referred to the proper eommittees?'
 Until the pending business is disposed of" replied Vice President sherman, they will lie upon the table
 The question of reference went over un- i'll tomorrow.
 Hold Individual Conferences
 Republican senators and representatives held individual conferences this evening over the situation in the Senate, at which the prospective position of the progress sive republicans was discussed. 1t was pointed out that with the Senate mem bership now standing as 40 republicans and A2 democrats, with one vacancy, the defoction of only four progressiVes rom the republican line would be all that would be necessary to pass the bill. number of the progressives, have indi- taI fhaf tlinzr t4fill where they did in the tariff fights of the extra session.
 Republican Leader Penrose will return tomorrow from Pennsylvania and will confer with his colleagues on the finance committee of which he Is chairman, re- garding the commttee's procedure to hearings on the bill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-31
Why Economy Is Necessary

The determined campaign for economy that is being waged by the democrats in Congress suggests the question of it's necessity. Who is responsible for the conditions that demand economy! The answer is easy.
 When the republicans, in 1910, realized that the democrats would come into power, they immediately got busy in an effort to tie up the funds and anticipated funds in the treasury in continuing con- tract appropriations
 The democrats must arrange to take care of these obligations and at the same time provide for current and other im- perative demands of government.
 The -democrats can in no way be charged with the feeble condition of the treasury and the still further embarrass- nent of the finances In due time all this will be made clear to the people of the country.
 The democrats have simply inherited an uncomfortable condition and must take care of it in the best way possible. Strict economy is the only method by which conditions can be met.
 Tieine up the available and future funds of the treasury was not the only means adopted by the republicans when they realized their loss of power to forestall the work of the democrats.
 Tariff Board an Instance
 inH or tflt uloSi nOldblt 7NHtiut7 was the arbitrary formation of the tariff board or rather the investment in tho board of powers and duties that were not intended or contemplated by the leg islative body that created the board for specific clerical duties
 The intention of this board has been clearly demonstrated during the extra session last year and in the present ses- sion. 1t is being used as a club. an eXcnse for tariff revision delay. It was a shrewd political move on the part of the republicans who have always been long-headed in the matter of political ways and means, but they have exhausted the power to get away with their schemes.
 The democrats will take care of the treasury deficit that was created with deliberate design by the republicans, and they will also be able to take care of the handicap thrown in their way by the Presidents tariff board.
 Mir Underwood Is greatly pleased over the harmony and support that were ac- corded his plans and programme in the party caucus. The question of buildings appropriations was considered one of tho most difficult problems confronting the party
 Now that this has been settled without friction. there is no fear of future trou- ble The leaders are in full control and the party need fear no danger in Con gress. All future party questions will probably be met and settled without he's itation or hint of discord.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-31
Washington Thinks It Will
 Result in General > "DOgfall"
WILSON'S SILENCE
 IS VERY P0LITlC
Think Quarrel Has Strengthened Mir. Underwood-Wh Is Economy by the Democrats Neees-
 sary? Ask Many
By WAITER HARPER

Washington, January 30.-iSpeciol) N hile Washington is an unreliable bar- emeter of the nations politics. thought. the reflex expression may he relied unoa to a certain degree Members of Cop- gross have rretty ditect connection with lhe peopls lack home and receive fairly prompt evidences of any changes of pop- ular sentiment.
 The consensus of opinion expressed here is that the Wattorson- Wilson Hareey controversy will be general dog fall. At first it was thought that the quarrel would result in d smart decline in Wil- son stock, but t!,e quarrel continued loo long.
 Silence Saves Wilson
 Developments coupled Nith the sileaes of Governor Wilson have done much ip stay judgment and save MT. Wilson.
 The final statement of Colonel Watter- son made public this morning, while i- looked like stinger failed b have tho effect in Washington that might hnVs been expected. The publication of tue Wilson, Harvey correspondence this att ernoon had. the effect of counteracting whatever hatm the Watterson statement
 
 The quarrel from a political standpoint is most r5grettable. If is true, perhara that many votes have been changed ey reason of tue controversy, but it is con- tended that Wilson mas gained as many supporters as he has lost
 Many politicians in Washington are re- calling the fact that Colonel Wattersen has a haoit of picking fusses with pres ioential candidates.
 If ropp1s tD have bpFamg a haiit Nitl mm, it is declared, and. while there may be good grounds for his break with Wilson, many contend that he has n1. made ont a case that would warrant tho party disturbance.
 Strengthens Underwood
 Some members of Congress who arc in- terested in the nomination or Congress- inun Undarwood or Champ Clark feel that the taarel has strengthened the c.tnsc of the man they personally fa- vored. But the incident within itself does not assure the nomination of eithe. man It Is still believed that Wilson and Harmon will deadlock the conveq- iion, and most ever. body believes that the convention will turn to either UR- derwood or Clark, az the compromi5s candidate.
 The fact that Mr. Underwood has no quarrel with any candidate or other in- diyidual or class except the high pro- toctionlsts is greatly to his advantage. Clark has his troubles in his home state. Underwood has no active opposition any where.
 He has not even exposed himself to public criticism by organization or recog- nizing any public movement in his bee half. lie is in no sense an active ciut- dldate, but he is actively in the eader- ship of his party, where just now he Is most pOnsDicuOus.
 If he makes good in the work now before him. there will remain nothing but public recognition of his fitness and availability to secure him the nomlna- tion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-31
England Increases

England, the statement declares, has autherized edesfer- the coming year fyb dreadnaughts and Germany three dreadnaughts and one armored cruiser. Japan is said to have author ized five ships of the latest dread : naught type and s79.000,o00 for con- s'ruction between 1911 an1 1918.
 The secretary asserts that the dem ocrats might have brought about econ omy II they had had the courage to abolish needless yards which are cost ing the government several millions dollars a year for maintenance alone
 "A navy for the nation and not for local interests, is what should be sought, the statement continues.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-31
SECRETARY MEYER |S D|SP[EASED BY ACTION IN CAUCUS Protests Against Decision to Forego the Battleship
 Appropriations A NO ACTION ON THE CHILDREN'S BUREAU Senate Will Vote on Matter Today. Hoke Smith Makes His Maiden Speech in Support of Bill.
 Other Items

Washington, January 30.-Abandon- ment of the programme for two bat tleships this year brought out state ment from Secretary of War Meyer to- day The action of the democratic caucus last night also caused activity in the democratic ranks in Congress with the result that another caucus, 10 reconsider the matter probably will be called
 Secretary Meyer arraigned the ac- ton of the democratic caucus as "giv- ing another illustration of govern ment by snap judgment" He assorted that the Monroe doctrine is as big as the navy and no bigger" and that the United States, guaranteeing the neu- trality of the Panama canal. must pbe prepared to make good it's pledges. Even with a continuous programme of two battleships year" said Secre- tary Meyer, "the United States will fall little behind it's present effective strength for the reason that in another year four of the battleships built in the same period will become non effective.
 "The dreadnaught type is the war ship of \he present day. One dread naught built by foreign power in excess of the number built by ourselves Is equivalent to wiping off our list at one stroke the Indiana, Massachusetts, Oregon, Iowa, Kentucky.
 We have an enormous extent of coast line; we have Alaska, Porto Rico. the Philippines and Hawaii and We have the obligation to guard and protect Cuba and maintain her neu- trality. To perform these obligations satisfactorily we must have strong seagoing fleet The only sure defense of the country and the only assurance of safety Is for the fleet to be able to seek out its enemy on the high seas and to cripple OF destroy itn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-31
Did Not Think
Repeats What He Said

Colonel IIarvey's reply was:
 January 16, 1912. My Dear Governor Wilson--Thank you |incerely for your most handsome letter. can only repeat what said before, hat is, there is no particle of personal |ancor or resentment left in me. I bes ou to believe that I have not said one yord to anybody in criticism of you. ave to print word of explanation to the Neeklys readers, but it will be the brief st possible. Very truly yours,
 'GEORGE HARVEY ?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-31
Perfect Understanding

s"That, | thiple. wasAfully understood b9twcen us at the tune, and acting a,s- cqrdingly, took down your name from ythe head of the Weekly's editorial page some days hefore your letter was writ ten. That seems to be all there is of it
 'WhateVet little hurts l may have felt as d consequence of the unexpected per emptory action and your attitude to- ward me, is of course wholly eradicated ny your gracious words. Very truly yours, GEORGE HARVEY"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-31

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17

Almost IN COIUOIaLe limits hfuh7v
improved. 80 acres in alfalfa. balance
class soil and location. VIII sen mn
der an absolute guarantee OF s5O an
acre cheaper than land all apo,1n5 If
has been sold for, and more thar $50
an acre cheaper than some stuff has
adjoining. but farther out. Can rDsl-e
excessively good terms and price ac-
count circumstances in which ovynars
are placed. Another case of where the
shoe pinches- II do not show YOU
better stuff for less money Than IN
can get around this place, will paw for
your expenses and time WIN deposit
money in bank to cover guarantee.
BAILEY LAND CO., 300 Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY,
1O4 SAN ANTONIO ST.
, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND
LOANS

S12,OOO-11 room strictly modern
house. Nevada St, near Oregon, 1925
month income. VIII exchange for val
ley land or city property.
S1O,OOO-33 feet in the 500 block. S
oregon St VIII exchange for valley
land
s5S5O-Fine room uptodate home.
Nevada St, 100 block; terms to suit
S3875-Beautiful s room strictly mod
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terms to suit
S275O-Finest chicken ranch near FL
Paso. Fine uptodate home, lots. large
stone house, stone wall, chicken run
ways, chicken houses, stables: small
cash payment, balance monthly.
$50 room house, chicken yard and
house, some fruit trees fenced, White
Oak St, East FL Paso-
S650-GOod room frame house fur
nished. full lots. IL block from car
line 500 down, SIS per month
$50 per acre, IS acre farm all IN
der cultivation but 5 acres, under good
fence finest bitches in the valley: on
the paved county road; good portion OF
1t in alfalfa. See US about our easy
terms
s14OO-s acres IL miles from Tsleta.
fine valley land. acres under cultfva-
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SI25 per acre, 10 acre or larger tracts
at SO per acre down. and small month
" payments y miles from Ysleta
S6OOO-2S acres 1 mile this side Of
Hsleta, fine room home. all under
cultivation; Is cash. balance terms.
We have some fine propositions for
trade for FL Paso. property Some farms
and ranches near Carlsbad, near Phoe-
nix and Texas points.
We have more demands for houses
in Grand View and Highland Park
than we can supply. All the houses
In Grand View are rented which are
for rent There is no better invest
ment in FL PasO or suburbs equal to
the purchase OF some lots in Grand
View or Highland Park. $40 cash, IS
per month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
Help Wanted-Male

RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS WANTED
$500 first year; promotion to $500
Examinations Nay 4 in every state
Common education sufficient with my
coaching. Full information free Write
for booklet J. 632. Earl Hopkins
wa sr e~N0r n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
ANTI-RING DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


District Judge saith District,
Dan u. Jackson.
District Judge 41st District,
A. VI. WalthaH.
F. J. Hail.
District Attorney,
c. L. Vowel.
District CLERK.
County Clerk.
County Assessor.
T. J. Cassidy.
County Collector
County Treasurer,
\. LapOWBkL
--- W. f. Fryer.
R. V. BOwden.
County Surveyor,
Charles owen.
Constable.
r. G. Gonzales.
County Commissioner Precinct one
Charles H. EscOtt.
County Commissioner Precinct 1"o'
George Buchanan.
County Commissioner Precinct 4nEee'
Julian AIarcOn-
County Commissioner Preclnct fOur'
Tom Love.
Justice Of the Peace, Preelnct No OHe'
W z SvvearinEer,1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
HeIp Wanted-Male

-
LOCAL REPRESENIAIltE " An IL II
No canvassing or soliciting required:
Good income assured Address NauoIlal
COOPERATIVE Realty Co. V. 1913 Mar
den Building. Washington. =. 7.
TTFy-Tf YOU want work. sell guar
snteed hosiery to Wearers5 Dig com
mission. make $40 daily: experiences
unnecessary. Address INTERNAI1ON-
Al MILLS. S03S Chestnut Phlla-
MEN WANTED to learn the barber
trade An important announcement ny
Just now. We teach by free WORK ana
save years Of pprenttceshlp- Tools
given. wages n finishing department;
no better work; jobs always waning
See our offer Noler Barber ColleBe'
Fort Worth, Tex
,rEN AND BOYS to learn automobile
repairing. driving on uptodate cars
electrical, civil engineering, survey ms,
Methods most practical room anu
hoard while learning. Positions Sc
c11red. satisfaction guaranteed catalog
tree National School Of Engineering,
PHO ". 9TH, Los Angeles
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells
about over $4,000 preteeteo N pos -
IN q. S. service. More than 10000 Vacan-
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Just ask Tor DOOE.el u po1. ~ DIA-
cation Earl Hopkins. washington,
D. Z
,ytVTED AT ONC=PIaner foreman.
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end cashier, s65; Salesman OFFICE Man
49, Plantation Manager, Edgerman,
e. district Manager for Sales Force
1Sscbfnfst. ss-5O; Shipping Clerk, 1925;
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17

hereby announce as a candidate
for the office Of Associate Justice OF
the Court Of Civil Appeals OF the
Eighth Supreme Judicial district OF
Texas at FL PasO, subject to the &C
zion ~ the Democratic primary. I am
a candidate for position No. as such
Associate Justice.
E F. Higgins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17

TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY.
Subscribers failing to get The Her
aid promptly should call at the office
or telephone No. 2O3O before $50 p. m.
All complaints VIII receive prompt
attention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
Help Wanted-Female

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WANTED-Lady to travel in Texas for
1872 Soaps, Grocery Speeialtfes, Can
oles' etc. Good pay and tailor made
suit in 80 days Experience unneces-
sary. McBrady & Co. Chicago
WOMEN--Seu guaranteed hose. 70
percent profit: make $40 dailv- fuiI OF
part time. beginners investigate.
STRONG KNIT, Box 1929, West Phila-
delphia, Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17

FOREIGN BUSINESS OFFICES.
The John Budd Co. Brunswick
Building, New York; Tribune Building.
Chicago. III. and Chemical Building.
st. Louis. No
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
Announcements

/ hereby announce as candidate
for the office of Associate Justice OF
the Court Of civil Appeals OF the
Eighth Supreme Judicial district OF
Texas, at FL PasO, subject TO the &C
ffon Of the Democratic primary I am
q candidate for position No. 1 as sucn
Associate Justice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
Horses. Vehiclas Etc

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NANTED-From $4,000 TO $4,000 worth
OF good mares with or without last
crop or colts have fine farms Of 500
acres each in Eastland and Callahan
counties to trade for same. VIII give
a fair price for the stock and put the
farms at bargain price Address
Geo, ID Russell, Baird. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17

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IN The Association Of Amer
4eIkfAt lean Advertisers has ex-
WV amined and certified TO
the circulation Of this pub Z
heation. The figures of circulation (
sontained in the AssOciatiop's re- [
pert only are guaranteed.
Association Of American Advertisers (
Nc. 81 Whitehall Bldg. \. 7. City I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17

I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the office OF constable, pre-
cinct No. /, subject to the acuon OF
the Democratic primaries, July. 1912.
Roger ". McCOwn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17

50 acres All IN Aille state or cult1Va-
ton right at station Of bona Ana,
only $50 per acre.
FOR RENT
s room residence. completely fur
nished-
FOR EXCHANGE.
80 acres near La Mesa for cottage in
FL PasO.
100 acres in Mimbres valley for resi-
dence in FL PasO.
Several improved and unimproved
valley ranches for city property and
vice versa.
We can locate you on $50 acres Of
fine government land in the Mimbres
valley. see
RoSebOrOuEh & Dyer,
3O5 Mills Building Phone 93O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
For Sale-Real Estate

For 6al6-h6dl ESGdG6
FOR SALE room furnace heated
home on car line. Phone SIS
FREE GOVT. LAND in Mimbres val
ley. Nelson & Sisco, Columbus, y. NJ
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS in improved
business property which 1 cannot de-
scribe. Come in and see me. James
Pratt, 211 American Bank Building.
FOR sALE-Prettiest small home. best
location in Highland Park Going TO
sell quick: bargain. Third less than
real value Owner, 1851 Bell phone
FOR SALE BY OWNER CHEAP, easy
terms, room house, sleeping porchea
and all modern conYeniences; / block
from public school; 1 block from car
line Write J. D., Herald.
FOR SALE BY OWNER at sacrifice
price for short time only, 20 feet east
depth to alley and lying 80 feet south
OF Third ST., FL PasO. Tex, at $3.50 per
front foot. Terms $4,000 cash, balance
at 8 percent to suit purchaser. Address
J. H. Coons, Phoenix, Ariz-
RIO sGRANDE VALLEY LAND.
1881 acres. y in cultivation, all fine
silt soil SIS per acre
1880 acres, 80 percent 1lne agrlcul-
turaL $40 per acre.
West Heights Development Co.
Maria. Texas
HOMEsEEKERs-For sale by owner,
100 acre farm. patented, 80 acres Guilt
waited, 40 more can be. The wells. z
for Irrigation; soil produces anything.
Close to market. VIII make splendld
truck and chicken ranch; superb eli
mate. For particulars address own
err" Silver City, n. N Box 2s5.
FOR sALE-Fine cattle or horse range,
$50 acres patented land, fenced, good
houses, barns, corrals, 2 watering sta
tons. windmills. so sections free
range, so head OF cattle Price $4,000
cash. ROSEBOROUGH BROS, Deming,
\. NJ, Irrigated Farms. Cattle Ranches,
Government Lands.
FOR sALE-3 new pressed brick . and
room bungalow houses on lighted cor
ner paved streets: closets, school and
street car service Were built by
owner as an investment. Are all
REVENUE PRODUCERS. Best OF ma
terial and fixtures used: has closets,
baths. folding doors. fireplaces. built
in china closets, beveled plate glass
doors. colOnnades. large cement front
porches, screened rear porches, front
and rear lawns. fences. trees and vines.
sidewalks and street Improvements
paid for. In Franklin Heights. CASH
AND TIME Bell phone 8719.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
Help Wanted

4VAYTFD-PERsON TO WRITE and
copv letters. $40 to SIS q week read
fly made by following our pracuesi
affections send addressed enVel-
-. for particulars. Brooks Copying
co. zoos Pa Ave, Washington u. Z.
ar. MONEY WHITING sONGs-Tnou-
Ean5e az dollars for anyone who can
write successful words. or music. pas1
experfence unnecessary. We want or
iginal song poems. with o. without
80, ~ tree particulars. Il. klrkue
Dugdaie Co, Dept. 500, Washington
n q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
Cattle. Hogs. Etc.

1000 GOATS, 500 young does. 10 wear
ling does, balance muttons: clip sIlO0
per year; So per head Speak quick
FURNISHED houses for sale or rent.
Prices from $500 TO $4,000.
Cloudcroft, N NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
Personal

rSRFSF,-5Oc BOX OF MEDICINE cures
persons unable to hold their water. e
II Rowan. 40, Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
Agents Wanted

AGENTS WANTED - New household
necessity, sells for Csc, cost &C. VIII
pay you handsomely to Investigate.
Keystone Mfg Co, 945 Jackson St.
Muncie, Ind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-17
For Sale or Exchange.


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FOR ADE-The best business and
resident property in San Angelo. Tex.
address Box 6l2. Del Rio. Texas.
W. s SHROPSHIRE wants to sell or
trade for ranch, drug store. stock and
residence in Brady, Tex.
WILL EXCHANGE 800 acre reIinonis6-
ment fine Mimbres valley land All So
per acre, for automobile Of equal value
AooIess I. .. box 2s1, Deming. n. NJ
FOR SALE OR TRADES room house
framed and painted, with SO feet Of
porch, one canvas and screened 0orcb >
blocks from depot and nostoffice
with good well, large stable. toretber
with 500 lots adjoining the bonse. To-
Gated 70 miles east Of Ell Paso on the
G.. H. railroad and Texas e Peo5Fic
railroad. to trade for FL Paso ~asi5e s,---s
value $500. NJ W. Lowry. Finlav'
Texas.