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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16
Amusenents
"PoIIy of the Circus Tomorrow NIGHT.

Frederic Thompson's great produc-
ton of "Polly of the Circus" with
dainty and winsome Miss Elsie st.
Leon in the title role, will be seen at
the Colonial tomorrow night. In addi-
ton to large company of well known
players number of circus people
and circus acts are required for the
proper Interpretation of the piece.
Among them are the we'll known st.
Leon family, troupe of world IA
nous acrobats; Vera st. Leon, the
greatest bareback rider in the world;
aerial acts, clowns, ringmasters, tum-
blers, trained ponies, beautiful horses
"a real circus on stage. This is
the New York company and the only
company presenting this fascinating
play in this country. There are a few
seats left. You had better reserve
yours now.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16
FIREFLIES IN JAPAN.
Large and Brilliant and Numerous and
Not Afraid of Man.


In Japan firefies are more than mere
beetles. They are Cupld's light to
guide lovers. souls of ancient soldiers.
the DEVILS snare to tempt wanderers
to death. In their light of magic gold
with tint Of emerald green the jap
anese see stars of hope, sorrows OF
broken hearts, the everlasting spirits
of warriors, but. most of all. the joys
Of love and lovers.
Whenever they see the glimmering
faint green light of firefies lowering
over the stream running into the dark
ness of night the japanese dream Of
love and loving hearts. The light Of
firedies Is the guide of lovers going
along the narrow paths to meet their
sweethenrts.
The Japanese hreflies are much lar
ger and give brighter and more steady
light than those seen In Europe or
America. In old days many poor Jap
anese students. unable to buy candles.
were wont to gather firehies In a bag
and read their books by their light
The Hotaru kago tfirehy cage), made
Of fine laces. placed on the veranda
gives almost as bright a light as the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16
A Eittinn ReplY.

Major LomaX Of the United States
army was visiting in Canada soon
after the war Of 1912. He was enter
tained In Qurber by The officers Of one
of the royal regiments After dinner,
speeches ard toasts being In order,
Gnn y: The prifiSh officers having i'm
bibed too generously nf tie champagne,
gave MS II toast. "T,p President Of the
United States. Dead or Alive" The
to1st was arcrpted with laughter.
Major Lomax rose to respond, say
ing. Permit me- to give rs my toast.
The Prince Regent. Drunk or Sober! "
The British officer sprang Instantly
to his feet and in angry tones de-
manded. sir. do you intend that re-
mark as an insult?"
TO which Major Lonax calmly an
swered. NO. sir; us the reply TO one
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16

I'm the court of his own conscience
10 guilty man is acquitfed.-Juvenal.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16
A. and M. VS.. TrInltylFrlday.

A good game of football is antici-
pated at the A. and M. College Friday
afternoon, October IS, on Kyle Field,
on which date the A. and M. boys will
meet Trinity University. Trinity has
"a strong team this year and should
put up a good game. Admission, so
cents
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16

Baptist Prayer Meeting.

The usual prayer service will be
held tonight at the First Baptist
church at 1880 o'clock. The subject
will be "My Relation as Christian
to Christ and His Work" This is the
last in the general subject, What Is
the Chief Business of the Christian"
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
NJ. E. Weaver, Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16

large srnne Hnrrrn. uut ncn more
quaint and dreamy.
Firefies are plentiful everywhere In
Japan. They are not Mt all afraid OF
humsn beings and will often alight
upon the dress and even on the hair
or hands. It Is not seldom that fire
f,ios fly into ones pockets or Sleeves
Mock .Ioya In Strand.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16

College Station-There are 275 boys
and girls clubs with total enroll
ment of $4,000 members in Texas.
These clubs raise farm products un-
der government instructions and $780,
900 in prizes was offered this year
for best specimens.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16
TEXAS INDUSTRIAL NOTES
[By Commercial Secretaries.]

rownsville-Brownsv is now
paving twelve blocks with creosoted
wood blocks. Eleven blocks have been
paved so far this year.
Waco-The grading work on the
Katy yards here has been completed
and track work is to start at once.
The grading alone cost the company
100000.
Plains-The Yokum County Com
mercial Club was recently organized
in this city. The following officers
were elected: ]. T. Gamer, president;
]. G. Stanford, secretary; and Sam
Bigger, assistant secretary.
Austin-During the fiscal year end
ing August 81, total of $16,159,479
in bonds were registered with the
comptroller. This is an increase of
$3,549,0S3 over the same period last
year.
Waco-Over 100000 will be expend-
ed in farm demonstration work in
West Texas this year. The federal
government appropriated $4,000 and
the balance was set aside by the
county commissioners courts.
Austin-The city council has just
closed a contract with the Texas Bit
ulithic Company for nearly 100000
| worth of street paving. 1t is expected
that the paving expenditure for the
next twelve months will amount to
100000.
Santa Anna-G. A. Robertson G Son
have brought in 100000 cubic foot
gas we'll in the Trickham field. They
have secured a franchise to pipe gas
into Coleman and Santa Anna, and
the probabilities are they will extend
to Brentwood.
Flatonia-F. Broomer, farmer near
here, planted his corn in wide rows
this season and raised cowpeas be-
tween the rows. He harvested large
crops of both products, the yields ex-
ceeding those of last year by over III
per cent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16

Waco-The grading work on the
Katy yards here has been completed
and track work is to start at once.
The grading alone cost the company
100000.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16

Port Lavaca-Lavaca county has
suffered very little with insect pests
this year, and the yield per acre OF
all crops increased over the previous
season. Under government methods
the production of corn on demonstra.
ton farms was increased from nine
to sixteen bushels per acre.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16

Let a man overcome anger by love;
let him overcome evil by good the
greedy by hberality. the liar by truth
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16

San Antonio-The bond election re;
Gently held in Medina county, precinct
No. 4, for the issuance of $4,000
worth of good roads bonds, carried by
majority Of to 1. This amount
will be sufficient to improve every
road in that precinct needing atten-
ton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-16
For Sale.

A nice new home, with six lots, on
Dallas street. Call at once. This prop
erty will go. Fountain Bros.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
SIN NTOR PNCON SCORES
ACTION OE ENECTTINE

Wa.Hugluu Aus g. - senator
Bacon loo skiing J senatorial iuv,stiEJ.
Iuu OFF fh. HuIiug ur marines and
Nu.u k.i- loo Nf"BunI1. scored the
stat, department tuduN FOO" Ift attitude
toward \.g3usur during fhu present
revolution declaring th1t Co., "rNvcu-
UN, dep rtW,uts ul tuIs government
are now Boz WE WirWvut violating
Ono I. uy using the army and navy
uf fHy united states n NicIagu1.
THr senator read newspaper dis-
patches rDfUrrua Goo au American
collie. .fur uf customs boo Nicaragua.
Whgu NbJH matter is siit,d tu the
bottom hy Hid. 1885,, wilt nud that
This is thy real reason lHr American
Interference there.
som, UWD tEu a treaty WIs nrEn-
dated t. mruua 90. which tHr jnItru
states government, Vus tu furnish
agents UtH authority to collect the
custom. Hf Nicaragua auu Goo uru tu'
proceeds Goo rHy certain loans Go be-
mudr u. American capitalists. The
senate thus Hr has refused tu rauir
thui treaty.
20 uat, not tHr slightest dpu0t Iu
thr world tuHI-.Vith whose authority
don't know. bat N.th some authnrItt
There haas been 1000 effort tu accom-
UlIan without |dN That NUi.l tn'N
failed Iu sUyuFD hN law"
senator BJuuu.s resolution WaH Zee
farrrU fu committee to report un
tup probable rNptus, ni thD proposed
investigation. General Mona has been
notified uy American Minister Welt
UI that NUuuEuH Is a place ui refuge
and that uu further uumhhrdmrui- ui
husuuurs viii hr permitted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
IItIIIsIs

hllh'Ni.U Nl NAhtlH
Messages from President TAN
votoinR legislative cNecativc and
judicial uI prupriutiun bin bee
cause of provision aholishing
commerce court was rDnd
-~~-~-~~~-~~~~~~~-~ S~~~~~~~~-~-~s~~~@~~~~~
Tuft sent % telegram to Wee prcsi-
dent sherman cuugrntulating MIN aud
th" Republican party ON his rcuumi-
nation The president wired
- nm very sorry that the public
husinoss prevents my presence at the
ceremonies | congratulate you and
thv party un Your nomination,
The Republican party continues to
Dee the party ul tho constitution. the
defender of our guarantees of Ciyil
liberty private property and pursuit
of happiness, ana other civil rights,
the uunuldor ot Hw ana order. the
opponent uf socialism. the sturdy sup
porter of high compensation for wage
,aruprs ana our industrial success
tnruuRh protective nrin am
proud uetin Goo nr joint standard
bearer with YOU for that party uf CON
sor,utism. sanity and progrcss.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
SECOND INJUNCTION
INVOKED AGAINST
ROOSEVELT IN
KANSAS
Federal Court Asked to Re-
strain Officials from Put
ting Names Of Third Party
Electors on General Ballot.
ny Evening Herald =. 8. Leased wIrsI

Topeka, Kps.. Aug ll-A second
injunction suit Co prohibit tho names
ui Disht Roosevelt presidential Clcy-
tors being put ON the general election
ballot Zoo Kansas WHs ulcd before
Judge smith Mcpherson of tho United
states court ut Rcd ban. Iowa tudtN.
temporary rcsiraluiue order Nus
granted and Charles Sessions. scer,-
iarr of state, was notified hy telegraph
not Co make amy move until the in-
junction had been heard
Mr.. Hlto. chIDi ot thr TAFT uttor-
news. went tu lt,d oak carly today and
asked FOR uu entirely now Injunction
directed solely against secretary Srs.
sionF The same allegation of fraud,
mDnt Hrr see up 900 th" new suit and
the order pf Judge MpphDrsou simply
prohibits the secretary ul state from
issuing amy certificates ul nomination
iu ihc Kansas county clerks.
TIE urst sun NJH brought to st0p
"a" sWiu 'uuNussiug board from is-
suing amy certificates Goo the secretary
uf the Futr that tho eight Roosevelt
men had hrvl nominated But The
,vrtiruutrr lrrldE hHd been Issued
ana the restraining order would have
uHd no effect although the attorney
general advised thp secretary uf state
Go obey 5 until th, hearing bcfur,
iudEr ~tuhuu ut Denver september
%
Judge smith Mcpherson sout por-
sonHl telegram today .dtIsiHR tnt slr-
rrmtg uf state NOT 60 Hct untl tho
! lntl Injunction heur.rf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
GRAFT INQUIRY TO
PRECEDE TRIAL
Of ROSENTHAL
MURDERERS
New York Authorities Re.
solved on Thorough Investi.
CATION Of Police Partners
ship With Vice. o.
GRAND JURY UNANIMOUS
ON BECKER INDICTMENT
CBy Evsaina Hsssls a. =. Lssssa wIssJ

(by EVENING Hsfalo a. =, Leaaee Wtfep
New York, Aug. 2i.--A John Doe
police grau inquiry Is 60 he UNDER
taken several weeks before tho trials
81 the men charged with the murder
of tho gambler Herman Roacnthal, lt
was learned today,
Preliminary proceedinga before SUI
nrpmo Court Justice tntt are expected
tu strengthen the case against Police
Lieutenant Hecker ana the six others
indicted yesterday Tor tho Roaenthal
killing by unoarthing new evidence Of
police corruption. Tho John Doe In
quiry will cease during the murder
trials but will be resumed after they
are concluded.
Becker and the others will be- called
To plead in court tomorrow.
Tho grand Jury tomorrow VIII ~
asked 90 consider the testimony OF
"Big jack Zelig. VINO told OF his
arrest hN two members 0f Lieutenant
li'ckrr's strong arm squad These
two detectives ewure they found re-
Vulvcr ON Irlig's person, Five Wit
ucsscs testified before the grand jury
that Lcllg did not have a * folver
when arrested The grand jury may
iudict the two detectives Tor oppres-
sion and perjury.
Bald Jack" Rose had previously
told the grand jury that Zplg had been
framed" that Becker might gcf
Zrlig under his power Becker. Rose
says. sont word to Zeng that ne
would either have tn furnish the men
tp kin Hnsenthal or go to prison for
u long term fur carving revolver.
Zolig auys be- furnished the men and
that WAS 400 hD had tu du with the
Rus,uthHl shooting.
Whu, the grand jury s taking
RECESS evidence tguiusi certain police
inspectors uud those higher up VIII
h' sought Tho grand Jury was ~
.. d. a "a "a
thut the vote tp udl.t tho seven men
for the Hnsouth1i murder was uuani-
NOUS that they nppluuded
District Attorney Whitman said he
| was not certain whether iccker or
! Franz Muller "Whltoy Lewis" would
| pD placed 600 trlHl first for The 3oscn-
| ihrl murder
Sam srh,pps has boon promised
| uil immunity boo tho RoEcuthul MUIR
| drr Duzr iIriurr trstifyinE before
the srHud iur, whore he furnished
| ".Truhurailus evidence tu the confess
| Police Lieutenant UDrKor IN the kIll-
| ing of Eu#yufhul Schoups obtained q
| written agreement from the district
Iuuntu,NH office that ho was not 40
| hs Indicted
sphepus can only br held short
time on th' tugrauDF charge hut Hs
/ hlH counsel SAYS sDh,pps feels ~ BIS
| safe tu remain loo the uustOdr 0i the
| district attorney until hD has given
/ his testimony 100 the trials. S,h"pps.
! however demands that hc hr tIkeu
| car, uf in first class hotel ana his
| demand VIII bc granted.
| District Attorney whitman con-
1 forrpd TODAY with Detective William
| D. Burns. going over the plans Tor tho
grnft Investigation which rs to he
| started by the grand jury The word
has gone uut that BURNS has supplied
| Whitman with startling Information
land this report has been verified bv
% man in touch with the district at-
tururN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
MILLIONAIRE MAKES
Up WITH Wife
Mcnamara Who Caused Ar.
rest of Spouse in New York
for Stealing Her Own Auto,
Says All Is Now Lovely.
CBy Evsui-E BsrsIs a. p. Lsssss wIrsI

san Francisco. Cal. Aug I've
are an together again and are al
happy is the way Nicholas J. Nc
Namuru. the san Miteo banker. Hums
up tho result of hls chase across tho
continent and back for his wife. their
two small sons and his automobile,
After sprics of domestic disagree
mruts. Mr- McNamaTa left her home
with her Two youngest children, In
tho company ot Mrs Cora y, Perkins,
her huusckecpor and Fred Patterson.
her chauffeur.
Tho husbands ouly clue 90 their
Ulth was stream oi returning checks
ON Mrs. "a rNHmart's bank account
With the AID ot the police he caught
them boo NrW York. just Hs they were
Goo sail for Europe
The san Francisco grand jury found
on Indictment against Mrs, Perkins
ana Patterson. rharging larceny ni
tht automobile ana thcy were brought
uauk ta SAN Francisco. In the menn-
inuy MrNlWuU had hurried 90 New
Yurk missed his wife there and ful-
lowed her tu their home. To-day they
trc reunited.
There Is not going tn be- any trou-
ble. SAYS Mcnamara Mrs. Perkins
WIN never darkrn the door of our
home again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
UNITED STATES TO
LAND BIG FORCE
OF MARINES IN
NICARAGUA
Two Thousand Marines and
Sailors to Protect Foreign
Lives and Property in War
Torn Banana Republic.
INTERVENTION SHARPLY
CRITICISED IN SENATE
tny Ev.aIns nsr.Ia =. ?. Lss..a wIr.l


Washington. Aug 2t.-Completc or.
raugcmcuts tu throw force of 1000
hlueiaokyts and marines into Nlcar-
aqua iu ton DAYS Go protect foreign
lives and property and keep railroad
communication open from the Amori-
can legation IN Manoguo to the Pa
c.uc coast. were made today by the
navy department.
Secretary Meyer today issued rush
orders Tor tbv big armorcd cruiser
California Jt san Diego. cal. 60 pro-
coed To- Panama. Meanwhile the
transport Prairie has been ordered
from the Portsmouth. y, a.. navy
yard Go Philadelphia to take aboard
900 marines ana sail uu to colon.
This fore, will bee sent over the Pan
anna railroad tu Panama and hc taken
IN board the cruiser california and
hv rushed uurtnW1rG to san Juan Del
sur and Curluto.
IN addition tu tho marines ana blue
jackets ashore in Nicaragua from tho
three American naval vessels. the An
uUpulIF. the Tacoma and tho Justin.
American Minister Woitzel has asked
for "details lt Curluto and nt san Juan
Dol sur both uu tho west coast ~ is
necessary ru hold these ports in order
that communication may be- main
uiu,d between tho cable station and
the American legation 90 Muuagua.
The GuuuuJt Denver. under rush or
d,rs. sIuu'I arrI." 100 Doriutu Sutur-
du.. -b. #iN land about 100 blue
jackets. urug.ua tur total American
iHf., N"Hul. up Iu 900 mes. THIS
tur., could Do, increased 10 the cone
|.II between fH. faction. Iu NIHuTa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
GENERALS LAST MORD~
NtIttM tAiIu ~ con

London. NIe ,l." 't'utFIi NiNNlu
EuUtu commando. .u.uhi,t uf th,
salvation Nru' u,J tt ln 3u ur.u"h
last night llr NH- born tt Nntuug
ham iu le'H
Tn. victorian salvation Army leader
wts unconscious fuT forty .rIght hours
H,'nyp his death The medical nuIlr-
tins bad mot revealed ih, seriousness
cot thp generals condition which luI
H week. .t is now admitted. Was hope
Ires
Twelve vccks ago General Booth
underwent uu operation Iur iuv roe
mu.n ui re- cataract 100 hJH lrit DN'
Fur Two duIs uftot tho uucrHtiDu iudi-
cations CAV" hope so his recovery.
Then septic poisoning syt 100 ana from
that Time With tho exception ul u,.
DUsiuuIl rallies. the PATIENTS h,ulih
stpudlly declined The general rr.ug-
ui1od that the end WAS near and
often spoke of his work as being nr-
ishvd.
Throughout the commpud,r-iu-
chiefs Illness his SON. BrImWoI
booth. chief OF staff of thr army,
and Mrs BruWW,ll Huoth CAV, their
uurrmittinE attentions tc him
The aged evangelist died at h.s r,s-
id,ucc, Eoykstouo. HudleN wood. eight
miles from London. where Do. hdd
been ,unulod tu his bod since the
operation Present at the bedside
when the end UIm' were MI. uu Mrs
iirtmWoli Booth aud their dHuthtDr
and SON. AdlIuui catherine Booth
and Sergeant licrnurc Booth, th, gem
erals Youngest dauEhtrr. Commission
60 Mrs Huuth -iiolurrd, ana DnWWI.
sluusr Howard. Colonel kIirNIug Nuu
Dr WnrdluW Milne
Under tho constitution uf the army
tho general upmluit,- hi. successor
This General Booth did several wears
ago. placing tho ulmr uI his eldest
son. Biamwcll Booth, iu "a scaled ru-
yclopC which was deposited with th,
urmy's law papers with instructions
that % should Dee opened after hls
death
When General Booth viii D., buried
! has not set boon decided. Whll'
cvrry English mrmhvr of the saliva
tIun Army is convinced that uu 'Uar
was more worthy ul iutprW,ut i
Westminster Abbey. 10 is not DNuuctro
this honor win ur uN- rdod tu Ger
cr1l Booth bN tho Abbey authorities
" IF the general belief thl' the gem
erals last resting place VIII h" along
slide that of his wife who. twenty -"u'
wears aEo. was buried m AhuoN P'rl
stock, NoHlnEtrt.
Almost No, aI vur1e ut Genera
Booth were uttered just 1,iur, Dee los
ICONS. iuusuDss re Vt. referring o.
Gods promises aud speaking viii
great difficulty suu.
"rhN are sure thcE are surD-I
you win only believe
% b. pronnhi, tnat the uh-euuir
.WI include th, lying 300 state luy sr'
.urfl duAs at Congress Hall thptou
followed hv % memorial service Hud
procession from London Goo Anuu
rarh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
ALLAN LINER HITS
ICEBERG IN FOG
Off STRAIT OF
BELLE ISLE
Collision Bulkheads and the
Prompt Work Of Grew Avert
Disaster and Vessel Reaches
Liverpool in Safety.
GRATEFUL PASSENGERS
GIVE GOLD TO CAPTAIN
ny ryenlps n,rald \. y. leased wifsl

tHy Eveuiug Herald \. v. Lenaed Nifel
liverpool. Aug gu The Allan
Hu. steamer Corl,,u. which struck
au l,rn,rE ous, of Belle isle. near
Sew Fuuudhnd ON the afternoon oi
Angus, o.. white ou nor VOYAGE from
Montreal for Du,s port arrived here
This morning Thu iur" part OF th'
..,a.f $500. protected hE collision hulk
n,yds. boot otherwise sn. showed u"
.irus uf dafuJE,.
G4ptu Cu.E. ih. commander nI
tho 'utgiuJu -Uid
"Thu weather. VHa hJN when mo
Sar4r.au ,uIudpd with tho ir,n,rE
ON August ~. she was travelling
slowly when Oh, iceberg vIn sighted
right ahead Tho engines were iW
mpdiat,t uut .-turu. hut thv Cor
sruu touched before sho could h'
stopped. Sh, suffered up damage h'-
low tom feet cot the water line.
'Thp crew was 90 once called Q"
STATIONS and th, boats were swung
uut. bui were soon taken back again
An th, Wut.TtlKhi doors were ai once
closed Tho weather continued l"fk'
for fodr days. hut th, ship WIS able
tp proceed ui moderate speed. llrt
bows were protected With collision
hulkhcuds"
Most Of the passengers OF The Cor.
sicnn Say there waH mo- panic ON huutd
so th. nm, ut tnc collision. Two
Cambridge students named Bethel
and stevens. however say they were
almost thrown out of their buuNs h'
IN. violence ot the Impact ThrS
uIso assert that number of the pas
sonrcrs were panic stricken ana tht'
one woman called ON everybody t'
tnprl ana pray
The students assert that hundred
tons OF icr fcll con the snip'a deck and
! that there Wus nineteen feet ui water
| loo the hold last Sunday.
| The crew. they said. We're unable
| Go sleep iu the turrcastlc after th'
| collision Several uf tho passenger
| had narrow ESCAPES. stevens con
| tiuurd.
several Italians ON board were
seized with panic. grabbed their hng
! aud Jumped Wtu the boats. 70 w'
| had tak,u 60 tho buats th,rr wuul,
have brru uu chance ui h,ing pickr'
! hp Hs tho l.g bank WAS saIl io Doe l'l
% o.. 4. Iu" .N o. matter ui ta"t W
| did nor sight boat tur two days.
The captain asserts that the Cor
| siyyu did mot ship any water.
! Tn, uas-cu'rs held "a meeting 90
day. shortly before their arrival. AN,
! presented captain Cook with g"l'
watch and % purse ul gold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
President Stands Pat and
Sends in Second Veto Of Leg
islative and Executive Ap-
preparation Bills.
EFFORT TO OVERRIDE
TAFT IN SENATE FAILS


Washington. Aug. a. President
Tu tudug ugrtn vetoed th, loEisia.
tive. executive and judicial appro-
prmuuu biu because IL sim carried
900 amendment tu abolish the oum-
mrrD, court which tho house and
senate Insist uuuu including lu tbo
rD-tTmru measure. The provision Co
limit tenure ul office ot civil sprNic"
employees tu seven years, which was
Hu additional rglsun for thu pro-i-
dents approval had not been iuclud-
,d in thp hill % second time.
within ono hour after President
TAFT had Tor the SECOND time vetoed
the Legislative. executive aud Judicial
appropriation hil because Do carried
90 pruyisinn Goo abolish th, commerce
COURT tho huusu today rnplssrd &c.
i'1 200 53, over his veto. 10 now goes
600 th, senate.
Representative Underwood dee
clarrd shat DO th, senate refused again
tp uNDtrid, tho presidents veto the
huus" Finally would agree Goo r.D,dr
from It4 uruE IsIuU 90 abolish tnr com.
myrco court aud permit au adjourn
mDut pruuanl uu SJturdHE
Among th. leaders thor, Hus doubt
that th, .N.DufIEu dIsIuIIuF could
b., uNnrriuu.u boo the auuIt,. The
Test vote hH which tine upper house
retained ihr provision Goo uuulish the
court. against tUD MAJORITY report uI
th, appropriations committee. did not
command tNu-thirds vott necessary
Geo pass. 90 bill over % veto.
Tho Legislative appropriation hin
failed ol r,pus-uro iu tho ~'ultr over
President 'rnts veto. Thr motion iu
I.pts- tho measure received thirty
IUut vote. Goo twenty N."U.uu boa iht