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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06

of over fe.0o0 acres on pablo lands.
she state and county deposit hIn and
a number ~ other ia,uUripnt and
pressing mcafuree which must De
dealt with af thle session. IN as.
cuaalng me situation nouibcr o. ihe
leFlslagrrr said 1da,
So lnu0 a. We have isls senatorial
question towering over ue Ne miant
aa well throw uD Onf hAfiHs aud st0p
frylnE i0 ett ieflslfiiye 1naflti D
ehnpe n seems "a ho thf 8cneral
opinion the the hest Nhy 0ut Or tAt
dllemna O. 10 dfop everything ELSE f0f
the time boina anf ko rhDlt and elcct
senator, either luflee Fail or some
one % succeed him Unn thH le
done. the aenniAliai 0nrgiiun y eUins
% have a disaal reus eject upon every
bin ~ any conaenuoncc that comes
before thle session.
The enmint presidential oicctiOn r.
also a hunuboo that win not down.
Several Republican members Of the
lerialaiure openly say thar IN The
event of n Democratic inndeiide IN
national anaifh ncvt year. thnt It's ef-
feet upon the legislature win be dearl-
mental % the election Of any Repuo
llcan senator and that the present
session must settle the senatorial
question for the next six years. Hence
e Is assorted To-Day, that the fight 20
elect senator Fall 20 succeed himself
Il on. and skai II WIN lave the right
OF way over everything else. The plan
has been carefully laid and the hight
viii he between Senator Fall and Mr.
Andrewn u o. said that the Demo-
Gratis instead OF attempting 70 elect =
Democrat. viii lrst lond what aid they
can so any move - block on election
during tile scsaion. in the belief That
they vii have a much better chance
next wlnlcr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
WILL NOT
Be MADE WELCOME
IN ROSWELL
Election Of New Mayor and
Aldermen in PecOs Valley
Metropolis Will Not Alter
Liquor Situation.

A determined effort is now being
made IA Roswell 20 unite the warning
political fnclions and 20 al make a
strong puil together FOR bigeer and
greater Roswell. according 20 Nathan
Iaffa, secretary OF the territory u
New Mexico before statehood, and
one OF the most prominent and ine
fluentiai citizens IN the Pecos valley,
MF. Iaffa Is here TO-DAY for tho pure
pose OF attending q meeting of the
beard Of regents OF the University Of
Now Mexico.
'rhe election Of a new mayor and
several aldermen On Roswell win not
make any great change IN the a..
nuniEtrati0n Of the affairs OF tho
city,, said Mr. Jaffa today. '1rhe
statutes and ordinauoch with rcferF
cnoe 90 saloons and tho liqiior traffic
WIN be enforced ~ heretofore Thc
belief that Roswell viii now have
saloons - erroneous Before Roswell
can have a single saloon the issue
must be put before the voters There
Is sentiment among the best citizens
Ia Roswell now looking toward unit
ing the sO-calied vets and s0-called
drys and induce eeyry resident OF the
town 10 work for a bigger and bettof
Roswell"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
SECRETARY FISHER
LAUDS TAFT
Head Of Interio' department
Declares Hi CHIEF IS En-
ill.,, - -tbllar e. Us e
an d 2snomin Il

OBy 4 sasaiaa EasAla 3 =. I.eA 20 wirel
Washington, April G.--sccretary Of
the laterior ViEhc4. Ia an interview
today urged the reno aination OF Pres
ldeni Tafs. Re sid "a part.
~ eiiese lhat tha nominee should
D. ar iaiaeDs r'~Tt irsl. because ne
believes ia popular government, 90 be
achieved through the principles Of
Representatives democracy only BY
means Of nt1b aanulr and enduring
popular g,vernmont ca. be secured
for The posplc.
Second because 10 AS demon
sirsted cp instructive abiii at a time
when 60 latruci 10 ". manahip Is
needed an r-Yer tEtogn ince the re-
public ~. { go1ndoa
Third Docause cf t4s program he
has uchi sgeo. Ihe Espu 4llean party
must staes for him ~ tka election. =
His amh ion hr bFe.s ar q to rem
der disintef 'sted end fayors bile public
service. ~ idea % public service b
me promoti' 2 o. tho Weifa o. the
whole people
"Ho has eF ai and definite
proeress both "a legislation and adj
min stration."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
TELECRAPRIG NEWS in A NUTSHELL

cnnlnocf. q. "A. Heberioin. u the re-
noles Mining company. a German. is
Jailed BY Oroxco
sansIago. Cuba socfotary Knox ar
fives from Guantanamo Leaves to-
nigns for Kingston, Jamaica.
New York--ponry. who receives q
medal 81 Pcary Arctic club banquet
says be believes both Amundsen and
Scott reached the South pole.
washington Senate approprlasos
$4,000 for protection Of levees at
Mound City, ill
philadelphla--Toda ends week Of
ldleness IA anthracite coal fields with
no serious disturbance Miners await
result OF conference.
Kansas City southwestern Coal
Operators association agrees TO grant
demands OF coal miners
Passalc. N. J.--Gilk strike situation
tense. Sheriff orders arrest OF VIII
liam d. Haywood. president Of the In
ductrial workers. II he appears IN
Garfield.
London - Russia has definitely
agreed TO participate On the six-power
loan to China to the tent Of $4,000
600.
salt Lake Cliy--Blg attendance at
opening OF eigbty-second conference
Mormon church. President Smith
denies charge Of "commerciaiism."
Springfield, fll.--Senator stone IN
Champ Clark speech declares Demo
cratic party II united. harmonious
sra aggressive" Questions party 10y
atty OF Wilson.
Vera Cruz. Moxico-De Ia Barra arr
rlves, declaring he viii seek peace and
harmony for Mexico.
a
New York; Marquis Sai0nii denies
Japan Is negotiating for naval base at
Magdalena Bay, Lower California.
Chicago States attorneys Office
raids hudson orphan home, arrests
negro proprietor and sends 20 children
elsewhere, hudson being accused Of
brutality.
New Yorl.--Cortland M. Cunning
ham. one OF the oldest telographers
IN Western Union employ, dies Of
heart disease.
New YotlS--Police looking for luna.
tic who sent threatening letter 70 Mrs.
o. H. p. belmont suifraglst worker,
bordering her TO can on the london
window smashcrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
PULLMAN poRrER SEIZED
FOR SMUGGLING a

Nognlos, Ariz,, April 6.-lames Har.
ris, Pullman porter, running out Of
los Angeles, was arrested aboard his
car today by Mexican customs ONE
cials and charged with being an agent
of the rebels IN this city In the Snug
CLING OF mentions OF war. The ar
rest was made after the officers had
discovered secreted IN Harris car q
large quantity OF rifle cartridges and
several rifles,
The country through which the
lines OF the Southern raeific Of Mex
leo run Is alive with rebeilious hands.
There have been but few outbreaks so
far, however
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
TEXAS MEDICAL ACT
AGREED TO FOR
new MEXICO
House Judiciary COMMITTEES
Accedes to Request Of 0steo-
paths and Christian Scientists
in Proposed Bill.


Especial Tcseerntn - Eseninw nerald1
Santa H. \ NJ, April 9 THE judic-
lazy committee OF thc house aiter q
lengthy debate thls morning nyreeu
upon The Texas fnedleal law In lieu 81
House BAl no. ~ and Il IN probable
that tho Substitute will be reported 10
the house Monday with d recommeu-
dalton that II be passed. The Texas
law was proposed hS the ostc9 paths
and with few minor chanee was ec-
cepted Dy the aO-calicd regular physi-
clans. II provides tor a medical BOARD
81 seven members and that no scfooi
shall have majority thtreof Any
person passing m examination given
By this board h entitled % practice.
a slight amon6ment requested b. the
Christian Scientists VIII likeiy be add
ed although lherp II atsil sofns' debate
among the committeeman on this
amendment TIE IOxas law makes
all practitioners subiari 90 the penai-
ties Of tAe isvs regulating public
health nnd safsiy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
BARTH VICTIM OF
BAREEACED
PIRACY
Senatorial Preference Primary
Bill Stolen From Desk Of
BernalillO County Senator
Who is Justly Indignant.

Especial TeIewram 20 ssvenipg mrraidp
SANTA Fe, y, H.. April Was "A
bin providing for senatorial prefer
entlaI primaries NOM tho desk
Of State senator Isaac Iiarth Of Der-
nalillo county to prevent It's prosenn-
ton 10 the senate today This n a
question that senator Isarth q tryi
lag 70 solve while in nc meantime he
is drafting another similar measure
"a had placed such bin in my
desk together with four carbon cop
les Of IT, said senator Barth this
morning. when tho senate eon-
vened searched my desk thoroughly
for that bin intending 10 introduce a.,
but Il and disappeared ! cannot be-
liove other than that the bill was
taken from my desk BY some one who
had reason for wanting that pnrtiru-
lar measure. AZ other bills were not
disturbed. Not only was the original
bin taken. but the four carbon cop-
les were likewise removed. ! have
no idea as % who did Il. I only know
that the bill WAS gone this morning
shall prepare another bin at once,
but owing 10 the adjournment over
sunday ! cannot get u before the sem
ate until Monday
senator Barlh said that the bill
contained provisions for wide opcn
primary FOR senator 90 succeed
Judge Fail al the end OF the 1918
term. ard that under its provisions
voters ~ an parties could express
their choice Tor senator.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
MURDERER CONDEMNED
TO BE SHOT TO DEATH

tDy Evening" Herald A. p. Leased wirs)
Salt I1fHe i,ty April s.--Juiius sir
may. convicted OF numbering Frank
Carrick. AZ 444year-old boy. was som
fenced BY Judge George Armstrong;
today 70 be snot Nay o. Young Rar-
rick came home from school and dis
covered sirrnay bnrglarizing the
house. when the boy attempted TO
call for help. sirmay shot and killed
him. The supreme court denied an
appeal for q rohsarinK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
MEETS
HERE THURSDAY
Rio Grande Presbyterian Gath
ering to Hold Sessions in
First Church for Two Days
Next Week.

The twenty third annual meeting
OF the Presbytery OF the Rio Grande
viii convene in the First Presbyterian
church IN thla city Tuesday. April 3.
and finish rs work on the following
day Visitors who viii take d prom
lnent part are Moderator Claude n.
Brodhead, Rev. Thomas A. Mitchell,
Rev. W. A. Erwin, REV. !. G. ROdrlg.
uea Rev B. c. Mceker, ney. Duncan
Matheson. G. w. Douglas, and Rev. ].
tesiai society viii convene on Wed
nesday with an interesting program
Rev. John r. Glass; Is stated clerk Of
The prcsbytery. There will be special
music, with interesting reports OF
the work In all lbs phases
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
LOOTED BY
GOVERNMENT
TROOFs
Victorious Rebels 4 ator City
Only to Find Il 81 sppsd Of
valuabIes With kmy Of
the Buildings Burned.

CBy Evsuing yIeraId A. p. Lea b vsirsI
parral, Mexico. April Elm 81 bat
tie between tepels and fcdern.a vnri-
Gus parts ~ the city were do mayed.
The BaneO Minero Is burned.
When the Eibosals, entered tho city
they found q completely looted Fuf
oignora say the looting was don't b.
Villas defenders and BY natives.
The loss by ioOtlne before the LIB.
erals arrived viii total 100000 as
follows. Rlcaud and Company 500,
900. Fischbein company, $4,000; Leo
nardo Garcia, $4,000: Carlo Flohr,
$4,000; Jesus Soto. $4,000; hanoo
Minero, $4,000; miscellaneous 100000.
No places flying American or Britt
ish flags we're looted, but other flags
were not respected Rlcaud Is y
Frencnman and Flohr aud Fischbein
are Germans.
A. Marines. leading citizen. and
his brother were murdered during
Thursday night, preaumg A. by Villas
men, as their bodies 'gop0 M'nd on
the street near the church occupied
by villas men, wh--y tsGy ccu'd not
have been reaoh,d BY L,harai hlllete.
Homer NeuBh Of Te4ag YRS shot
while passing IN Uugh the street Ffi-
day. but he was rot fntaiiy inir &C.
The FIRST act OF SRlazeg Eas u Ci0se
all saloons, deft1y "a lignpgg and
throw all DRINKS 30 1sN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06

New York George w. Perkins ana
George r. C0fiolyon were memltrd
OF millionaire cor0ncr'e Jury which
sat yesterday lD the case of . Harry
Involle, whose alleged slayer wah Gem
lRmin E Jackson. Jusiilable homi-
ldc is the " $.
Seattle .eoognitl0D az he Indus
trial WORKERS. OF TIC Wo IA % the
only hitch NJ pottling ~ logging
Istiike In the noe'hwcgt An advnnco
I'M wages has iacn MADE The Htrik.
~ AM % recall q See tie city COM
inlesim - whn refused TO dismiss q
poilceA ~ acoueod q brutality %
strikers.
Kan - City REV. Mary Andrews
back q gm London, says she doesn't
believe So suiIragretie window smash.
lng. Be cor servaslge. Is her advice
70 tao FanE-s City Equal Suffrage
so1ietg.
lincoln, Neb.-"The rule OF the few
must cease and the whole people
must have a voice" IL the keynote Of
ga F0llettes speeches IN a five days
tour Of Nebraska which he has started
Hillsville. YR.-Dud smith, who
lives near Mt Airy. says Sidna Allen
and Wesley Edwards came 10 his
cabin last night and begged Tor food
The effort 20 round up the court as-
sasslns has been redoubie
Pc~e'" r. woodrow WIh1Sn e.
lsei,, =. HIS towae.
-Chna. Clark IA have
four Delegates IN va shi WITH p
for Wilson, accorcaE - prsfercn a
primary returns
Kansas City athe. ~1'tcn class
10 ,atrimory results III ~ igago-
lmoh and Q o marriage 8. three
lmOnthA
Wasllngton-Wi okersham holds inn
lp0rlant conference with advisers re-
/ garding harvester, steel and beef trust
cases Harvester trust situation crit
lcul
Orovillo, Cal.--.Mrs Emma Rumbull
pleads guilty and gets two years IN
San Quentin for the killing OK her
stepdaughter who was tied TO j0ists
IN the attic, being later found with her
neck broken. Luther Lewis has al
ready received 12-year sentence for
the crime
Reno, Nevada--"soap box" primar-
les held In all counties TO choose dele.
gates to state Republican convention
Springfield, Ili.--Woodrow Wilson
visits old Lincoln homestead and
places American beauty roses on tomb
Of martyred president. Pays tribute
10 Lincoln IN address. Declares SEN
ator Stone was called to Springfield 10
give IAN antidote for the poison am
about 70 distribute"
~ Mexico and Northwestern
railway bridge across Rio Grande at
~ Paso blown up by dynamite Dam
age 8lishC ri" aH elt
Columbus, Ohio Prohihl,ioaists
nominate Rev. Daniel Polling OF Co
lumbus for governor and Rev J r. n.
Braithwaite OF Ottawa for lieutenant
governor.
Boston Woodrow Wilson state
headquarters opened today
Champaign, Ill-Secretary Of Agri-
culture Wilson last night delivers first
Illinois Taft speech Fails 70 men
ton Roosevelt.
San Diego Fifty deputies encansped
Of county limo to keep ont Industrial
Workers Of the World: roads and
bridges patrolled day and night
0naha--John Lauseterer, workman.
burned to death IN 100000 Are. which
destroys Stroud Implement Manufac-
turing plant.
Jiniinoz Mexico--Alieged 10 be a
Mexican government spy, consulting
!
= =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
MORTUARY.


Mrs. Anna stokes OF sac south Ar
no street received a telegram this
morning from Needles. Cal. announc4
ing the death there % her son, Fred
Sfokes. AIRED 24 who had been M the
employ OF tho Santa re company. He
was last la this city tho nfst OF the
yoar His brother John icfi here to-
day 20 bring back ihe remains. Be-
side the mother there N another
brother. joe, and a sister, Mrs. Jern-
igan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
SUICIDE PROTECTED
his ABSENT FAMILY


10y E7VN--I-| 7I0T'II - y -7777'701 y TT
Lafayette. Ind, April 8.~-Before
seeking his own death by asphyxia-
ton, James Hall protected his absent
family from q possible explosion and
when they returned home early today
they found pinned on the front door
note: Don't strike d match"
Ia an upstairs room WIS Halls
body and the house was flied with
gas from a JET he had opened.
His motive for suicide - not known.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
FL


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06

81. Pair. inelish Lutheran Church.
Corner Weft silver avenue and
sixth street sunday school. 9s45
Is M Faster services and communion
all in M. Chrlfiinn Gndenyuf az
80 y. n, Program by sunday school
1850 -. m. A cordial welcome 70 all.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
REBEL TROOPS rszpn
Tn LNTTAflEs -.l- ~


Jiminez. Mexico. prlg 6-~fj1ncg n
traitor OF rebel force here ana soui h
along the route To 10 .reon is tho ne3t
point on the program Of General Oroz-
90. but Il is not impi obabie that an
other battle viii have o bo fought In
the neighborhood OF EScRlor. Unodl-
ciaily Il Is reported th u The r"~ern-
ment troops are propari ~ arC.ner ex-
petition into rebel territory from Tor
recon. where Their are said 10 be some
500 federals and approximately the
same number OF volunteers. The ad.
vance guard Is Aald to be At ZavalKa
Unless an unexpected clash with fed
erals alters his plans OrozcO viii
probably hold Jiminez as a general
hnse Of operations against Torreon
for some time since between here and
there. there Is NO suitable place, the
"a gion blow Escalon being little bet
ter an a desert General Salazar Will
be occupied for a few days IN HIS
chase OF General villa, who fled from
Parral towards Rosario. villa. how
ever. Is no longer feared since It is
known that he had only q small body
OF troops.
Thomas IfrbIna. Formerly with him.
is believed 10 have united with Cen
cral Trpcy Aubcri. Railway traffic
with Parral will begin tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06

PILES CUKIED IN 9 TO ~ DAYS
Your druRgist win refund money n
PAz0 OINTMENT fails 20 cure any
esse Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
rrotrnding Piles IN % IA days. sec
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06

Ia cases OF rheumatism RELIEF rom
PAIN makos sleep and rest possible.
This mas be obtained BY epplying
Chalnbeflain's Liniment For sale BY
All Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06

8Irs. John s. Davidson of Dallas.
rexns, IA visiting az the home ~ her
daughter. Mrs. D. y. Dugger, on West
Gold avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06

" 0U can easily make q
l paint mistake; but it's
just as easy to be sure you're
right.
Devoe Paint is right accord
ing to many years Of practical
experience.
It's a scientific paint; it
costs less for a job, and the
final cost-the wear--is
cheaper for you.
Whatever painter you get,
insist on Devoe; " he doesn't
like II. get another painter.
We're back 81 the paint
THnc Z VCg CUED mnn4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06

BEST livery service. rrinble.
Phone 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01

W11iano righH the Ptte~de The Hell,
ssr55 M 5s;sd7 wh Jbs LJE SS Wh srtis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
m MeM0RIAM

grrr.-In ssd but loving rem.merasce
% our beloved ncsse- nd grand
m.sb~r. MHS CHRISTINA x.
Rr-pp. wkc fell asleep November %,
Psoes. ,ssesss ssoea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27

picted in glowing. but false, terms
conditions at Cobalt
There Is Brooks. but he never
wrote 20 Hawthcne.' said MI Thomp-
son He neve. was In a mine but
once In his life. He was q clerk In
Frseman's employ"
Zueua Plat. manager OF the de-
partment In Freemans ONCE, testineo
that her assistants signed letters with
the name Of Julian Hawthorne are:
they had been multigraphed- Her TOE
timony was corrobo: ated by one OF
here assistants, Olga Mckenzie
William G. Burns. an incorporation OF
corporations. OF Boston. who said he
was employed by Josiah quincy In l''s.
testified that he got out the prei'nt-
nary statement OF the Temagami 10
bait Company and completed Its oi-
sanization, serving himself - prcsi-
dent, secretary and treasurer until ne
turned the organization over to Quincy.
he said. He had organized Tour or
FIVE other corporations for Quincy IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
CASE OUTLINED
FOR GOVERNMENT
Charge That Literature Signed
by Julian Hawthorne Con-
tanned False Statements.

New York. November 26-The iitera-
ture signed by Julian Hawthorne ex-
plotting stock OF mines in the Cobalt
region contained false statements. 1t
was declared to-day by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Thompson. In outlining
the case for the government at the
trial Of Hawthorne, Josiah Quincy. Dr..
". J. Morton and Albert Freeman.
charged with fraudulent use Of the
mails Tho government prosecutors
address was delivered after the COM
pletion Of the jury this afternoon. and
was succeeded by the calling Of wit
nesses.
Mr.. Thompson said that . force OF
girls was trained to initiate the hand
writing Of Hawthorne, and that they
executed in long hand what purported
to b personal letters from Hawthorne
to bis friends. urging them to invest
in Cobalt claims, which the prosecu-
tor described - barren The girls
signed other letters. he said. purport-
Ing to have been written to Hawthorne
By Q friend named Brooke" who de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
THE. WEATHER.

FOrecaSt, virE1osa-Fa1P WeAneD-
aay aD6 Thufvdayy IsttSe ebon9e u
te0DePature.
NSrah saA S00th Cas0lloo-fseP
We10esAay and THURSDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
BOTH ARE OPPOSED
BY PROGRESS|vES

washinxton. November 26.-With :he
besinnins Of the session OF Congress
,ess than q week away. the Senate
finds itself only temporarily provided
with a presiding officer, and without
sny definite prospect OF being able 10
agree upon one.
senator Bristow, OF Kansas. who was
an. Of Mr. Galllnger's opponents at
the time that he was nominated our
ing the last session by the Republican
caucus. has let it be known tEat the
New ampshire Senate is just as o.
iectionable to him now as he was last
YEAR and il few other ProGresslFes
mold out they can defeat the election
inst as they did last session. Inc
progressives are quite as much op-
posed to Senator Bacon. the Dshocfa-
tic nominee. ,,
democrats. and Republicans alike.
say there will be no great embasFass-
ment in proceeding. as they can man
age, as they have in the past. by Oh
yiSins the honor between Bacon aT'
Gallinser. The President pro tsmpore
dravs the salary Of the Nice-P.esldeht
in case Of the death OF the latter. and
under this plan the distribution OF the
additional $4,000 per year would IN
yclve some complications in bookkeep-
ing.