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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-21
EN- CONTRA DEL SlsTEMA De Sc
sIONs sEcRETAs.
(Por GIBSON Gardner.)

Washington, u, G.. Die Revolll
oion en- contra del sistema secreto es
ia levantandose Ell la cAmara de re
presentantess Encabeeado por el ii
putado Finley III Gray, de Indiana, J
Hos 'Diputados s. Al Roddenbery. de
Georgia, este movimIento de session
secreta esta cierto de desarrollarse
en- una discussion alberta antes de Ia
reunion del siguiente congresoss
I Los dem0cratas insurgentes acu.
san que la session secreta y la conf.
sion de reglas han tornado Ell lugaf
del Canonismo. Han nombrado al nue.
vo regimen bajo codismo.. rcgla de
mordaza SUPPRESSION de buena legisla-
cion, con miras partidar'as v mala le-
gislacion, manejo personal de Ia ca
mara, y todos otros pecados con los
cuaIes el sistema de Aldrich Can
non fueron acusados y Sc dice que
ahora caracterizan el manejo de la ca
mara democratica. Especificamente
sumados, los cargos son:
|. Que el derecho de reconocimien-
TO por 81 presidente de Ia cAinara es
negado 10 misnio que fu6 negado por
Eel Presidente Cannon; 2, que el calen-
dario del Microbes, el dnico supuesto
iesuItado de Ia pelea de los progresis-
tas y supuesto de ser uf metodo fra-
Ibaja1or para forzar legislation de CO.
|misiones reductantes: 3, que la CONT
sion permanente hacienda negocios
sin reglstro de votacion 8 debate es-
tA todavia privilegiada 4 .deternlinar
La suerte de Ia legislacion por falta
en- reportar v por manipulation; 4,
que todo eI poder de Ia camara esta
delegado la comision de reglas y a
Ia comision de medios modos; s,
que debate en- la session secreta ha
sido destituido para discussion libre
y publica en- las sesiones abiertas de
n camara: 6, que l15 miembros de la
camara, por su manejo de las sesio-
nes sccretas, estan habilitados para
manejar la mayoria democratica IA
cual en- caliiAio manejn la mayoria
republicans sasos 115 miembros q
|menos tlonihan con sus 393 mien'
bros; Z, que la: clica underwood-Cla
Fitzgerald rehus6 por accion de Sc
sion secreta reconocer q los republi'
canos progresistas como un grupo,
oficialmente decidieron co-operar con
81 elemento reaccionario; en- conse
II
Cannon nombrar todos los mienl'
bros de Ia minoria de Ia comision; s
que las reglas de Ia session secreta
amenazan con communication de par
lido d cualquier nliemhro que sc
arriesgue violar Ia accion de Ia Sc
sion secreta; 8, que 81 sistema de Sc
sion secreta ha sido sostenido bajo
81 alegato de que snosotros los demo
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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-03-22
Buffalo Bill at the Unique
Theatre.

Did it ever occur to the people of
Idaho, and for thatmatter any the
western state, what a debt they owe
to Buffalo Bill?" He has been
associated in the mind of the small
boy as the peerless Indian fighter,
but to the older matured mind he
has opened the ga teway to the west.
Gaze around you and see if he has
not done his work well. From a
land of savage tribes or practical
desolation, we have irrigated fields
and thousandspeacefully living from
the tillage of western soil or western
products and VIM. +. Cody was the
man that started these same thous-
ands to figuring that there was some
land worth living on than in the east.
This same Buffalo Bill, living in an
element that he loved, has for years,
with, his "Wild West Aggregation,
been the idol of any person, from
the wide-eyed youngster to the gray
haired patriarch who lived while the
deeds of the famous scout electrified
the nation. He has perpetuated the
greatest monument to the history of
the early west that could possibly
have been produced. Furthermore,
Buffalo Bill has presented to pos
terity, the moving pictures of his
achievements, in a thrilling and
educational series which will live
long after we have gone to another
world. Three reels taken in an open
air arena, show the combined Buff
alo Bills Wild West" and ''Pawnee
| Bills Far East from five dollar re-
served seats. They will be shown at
the Unique Saturday and Monday of
this and next week, March 18th and
25st.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-03-22

but we should perpare ourselves to
fight our insect and fungus enemies
which make great inroads on our
profits. Spray pumps and spray
materials such as lime-sulphur, ar
sente of lead, kerosene emulsion
could be ordered to advantage at
this slime. If postponed until the
rush of spring work fatal delays
may occnr for insects and fungus
diseases wait for no man. Past
errors should be carefully studied
and avoided this year and in these
and other ways we should make
ready to combat enemies which tax
our trees and crops so heavily. If
we are perpared for emerse ties the
blossoms will bring us JOY and
pleasure not only because of their
intrinsic beauty but because they will
betoken a crop of luscious fruit.
c. STARRING,
Assistant Hortculturist.
Idaho Experiment Station.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-03-22
OAKLEY Continued.

Correct fitting glasses is one of
the most important features in
Opthalmology. | fit every Conceiv-
able style of Spectacles and Eye
glasses. Call and see me.
G. f. KEEN.
Doctor of Optics, Oakley Idaho.
We have complete line of Dress
Shirts, the Best in Town, drop in and
look them over. DAVIDSON BROS.
G.. E. Peterson of the Snake River
Implement Co. was doing business
in town this week.
Presidents VIM. T. Jack and John
l.. Smith held ward conference in
Carey ward on Sunday last. They
report having held some well attend
ed meetings. They also held meet
ing at Shoshone on their way back
which was also we'll attended.
A meeting will beheld in connect
ion with the commercial club meet
ing on Wednesday night next for the
purpose of organizing the farmers 70
this place into an organized body.
All interested are cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs. M. z. w. Halverson went to
Burley Tuesday in the interests of
her millinery business.
S. p. Worthington took Messrs.
Keller and Phillips, Bond Dealers,
to Burley Wednesday in his Auto.
Edward Matthews is very sick
with pneumonia.
Land Commissioner Geo. A. Day
came home Wednesday and spent 6
few days with his family.
Edward r. futile is constructing
a neat little cottage on his lot or
Poplar Ave.
Judge B. P Howels is doing bus
mess in Albion this week.
b. R. LaPree of Cottonwood wa!
over from his ranch the middle OF
the week.
Mr.. Edgar ettridger of Grouse
Creek was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Walter return
ed from Chicago Tuesday the 19inst
They were callded there about one
month ago on account of the illness
of Mrs. Walters father who they re
port passed away the day befor'
their arrival.
Mrs. Sophia Ellison visited he
daughter Mrs w. C. Tolman a
Burley returning Saturday last.
If Chambers Cold Tablets dom
cure you of colds and La Grippe yo
need not pay us a cent. Sold b
Peterson sDrug
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-03-22

The fine weather of the past few
days reminds us that spring is rapid
ly approaching. Our trees are rest
ing after hard years work, but it
will not be long before our fruit
trees will be arrayed in gorgeous
apparel and the air will be filled
with the sweet scent of the blossoms.
We will lose much of the enjoyment
of their coming if we are not per-
pared for them, for our minds will
be filled with visions of wormy,
scabby fruit instead of the clean,
luscious, big red apple.
With the awakening of the trees
from their winters slumber the
struggle against fungus diseases and
insects pests is on. In what con-
dition are our trees going to enter
this struggle? Will they be hamper
ed by unsightly and broken down
branches? viii they be hampered
by limbs that rub each other in
every breeze, thus producing wounds
which impair the vitality of the trees
and pave the way for the entrance
of disease?
The limits of this article do not
permit a complete discussion of the
subject of pruning but the follow
ing suggestions are offered. Branches
that rub should be taken out
Broken down branches should be cut
back to a main branch or a strong
lateral as may seem best. In prun
ing make wounds clean and smooth
cutting the branches parallel to the
limb from which they ore cut anC
leaves no stubs. Stubs are unsightly
and endanger the life of the tree
| Where possible cut branches t.
strong laterals which will take III
the sap and save many water spouts
In order to do the work properly al
pruning tools should be kept sharp
If we are not able to afford complet,
pruning outfit few of the best tool
should be procured. One good say
should at least be available for prun
ing and one of the best saws has
blade which turns in a swivel. w
should also make provision for dress
, ing all wounds an inch or over il
diameter. White lead paint is DIES
ireable for this purpose. If w
have not already done so now is no
to late to purchase pruning tool
and make ready to prepare our tree
for the work before them.
Not only should we perpare on
trees for the coming seasons wor
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-03-22
Nez Perez County Votes Dry,

Last Wednesday the 18th inst
Nez Perez County voted dry by
about 800 majority.
The vote as shown by the differ
ent sections of the county showed
that the rural districts voted dry
while the towns gave stronger
support for liquor.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-03-22
WANT COLUMN.

LosT-l6smallp pigs strayed or were
stolen from our Ranch in Marion
about March 14th. Liberal reward
for information of their location or
return. Howard and Morris.
WANTED-Two geese and one gan
der. Address d. G.. M. Care Herald
Office. sts 20.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-03-22
LOST

In one day | lost a severe cold by
taking Chambers Cold Tablets, guar
anteed to cure cold in one day, and
any case of La Grippe in three days,
or your money refunded. Sold by
Peterson's Drug Store.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-03-22

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
won its great reputation and extern
sive sale by its remarkable cures of
coughs, colds and Group. 1t can be
depended upon. Try it. Sold by all
Dealers.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-03-22
Notice..

| will be at Little's Livery Stabe
Oakley, Idaho, Friday and Satur-
day, March Goth and 30th.
E. w. RUDOLPH,
Veterinary Surgeon, Oakley, Ida.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
WeOwnt heCanal
Editor The Georgian 4:

Editor The Georgian:
l want to commend your position
on the Panama canal, and especial
ly to congratulate you on the edi-
torial in Thursday afternoons pa
per- and hope that you will con
tinue the good work.
1t is evident a few people who
are interested in English shipping
have subsidized some of our pa
pers and are trying to create a
sentiment that will benefit them
financially.
Uncle Sam" bought this land
and is completing this great work
for the prime benefit of his people
and it would be a reflection on the
intelligence of our congress and an
outrage on its citizens to grant the
request of Great Britain or permit
the question to be submitted to The
Hague.
7 hope that you win continue to
keep this question before the peo-
Pile l.. a. REDWINE
Atlanta ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
By DOROTHY DIX
By HAL COLEMAN.

live under the same roof with them,
not to visit them too often, never
to interfere In their family affairs,
and to refrain from giving advice,
even though she has to bite her
tongue off to keep from doing it.
The responsibility of mothers for
their children's divorces may end
with their keeping their fingers out
Of their married sons and daugh-
ters' pies, but 1t doesn't begin there.
1t commences in the cradle, and
can think of nothing on earth that
is so piteous as that every mother
in the land could provide some
woman with a good husband, or
some man with a good wife, and
she doesn't do it. She could save
the broken hearts, the misery, the
tears, the wrecked homes, the little
children that are made motherless,
or fatherless. and homeless, and she
doesn't do 1t.
Surely If there is one thing that
is past even the mercy Of God to
forgive it is this.
What Her Mother Can Do.
There is no mother who pillows
little baby girls head on her breast
that can not raise that girl up to be
true, good, sensible woman She
can teach her to control her temper.
to be reasonable and practical, and
to have some sense of responsible
ity, and some idea of her duty to
others. She can teach her how to
make a home, and make of herself
the kind of a wife that is a bless
ing instead of a curse to the man
who gets her
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
IoI2---A Year of Progress and
Prosperity For Atlanta
And There Every to


Nineteen hundred greatest history
progress during
beyond dreams the enthusiastic 1t shows too that
years Of prosperity place among
greatest municipalities o the
investigation industries wholesale retail business and general con-
dtions practically good of
This advance prosperity has when climatic conditions
brought hardhps the crops in
ground and his cotton greatly impaired.
years destruction of
products carefully and despite the
long downpOus of the sol that formerly would have been under
produced crops
scientific advances in farming methods the CROP
showing than could be hoped for and Atlanta naturally by
the farmers increased efficiency.
Despite gloomy prophecies years ago Atlanta real estate has
during a pause The boom city,
aspect of few back disappeared valuation
andsal madeac accordingly.
piece property $4,000 foot It was the
price paid property probably was the best
piece property ever sold the South Other Peachee street
than so profit physical valuation proved
that the last prices paid weren tooh high
ago. recently brought $
and other equally might
Approximately $16oooooo during year.
millions spent developing districts where wei
attractive homes are now spingng
Building permits recognized cys prosperity At
ntas record for 1912 $9906oOo This
$6,71OOO
specific cause A search of the rec
permits larger homes hotels office buildings ~
and apartment ouses N formerly years
department report their business has been larger m
~ per cent 1872 than in former the
lines
Atantas health ntofc
hd since last January HYGIENE bring about
thesere
The death rate has fallen from 1870 in
thousand Among the whites the
last years death 1916 and the
Attendance 41s At the present time
there are 1884 pupils increase of 1915 Before the
more be adde to the rolls
According the city directory published population Atlanta
217oOO The population as 54839 If this ratio held
and undoubtedly will be neasedthere viii be
Albanian in
Truly this wonderful
a few there n Atlanta
All OF these of
the its future magnitude The
step who are coninal
forging ahead.
well
schools
the noce.
thrstas the
involved
administrations taking municipal there an
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
The Mother-in-Law as Trouble-Maker

TTAVE you noticed that the
mother-in- law joke is dead?
That the cartoonist and the
humorist have ceased to exhaust
their wit in depicting a fat and
fussy old lady, descending like
prestilence on an unwilling house
hold?
You have noticed 1t? And you
suppose that the ancient jest had
persisted Of old age, didn't you?
Not at all. 1t is because we have
suddenly recognized that the moth
er-in-law is not a thing to make
merry over. She is the greatest
menace there is to domestic peace
and happiness. She is no longer a
comic figure. She is tragedy in
carnate.
A few days ago distinguished
and conservative jurist who tries
so many divorce cases that he is
called a divorce judge, declared that
over rs per cent of the men and
women whose matrimonial difficult
ties he was called on to settle would
have gotten on well enough to-
gether If it had not been for their
in-laws.
Sometimes it was the mans
mother who made the trouble
sometimes it was the woman's
mother, but everywhere it was the
mother-in-laww who was the first aid
to divorce.
This is an appalling state of az
fairs, and It is time that women
faced the fact that the divorce evil
is not going to be cured by preach
ers, nor sociologists. nor laws, nor
lawyers, but it is in the hands of
mothers, and they must settle it,
if It is ever settled.
A Divorce Coupon.
OF course, any young couple who
get married and who go to live
with either mother law could
save money ami worry by buying a
marriage license with a divorce
coupon attached to it. for unless
the whole family of them are pin
feathered angels-which most peo-
pie aren't--they are foreordained to
pickering and jealousies, and every
known species of the fifty seven
varieties of domestic misery
Nobody knows why, but no house
was ever yet built that was big
enough for a mother in-law and a
daughter law to live in togeth-
or in peace, and mother in-law
and a daughter-in law would be
forever treading on each others
toes, although they had ali the
room of the Waldorf to move about
in.
When a woman's children marry
she should make a east iron resolve
never, under any circums tances, to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
Garrett P Serviss
Writes on
Sound

1t Is Marvellous Calculator
of Distance, if You Only
Knew How to Use 1t. By
It's Waves One Can Tell
How Far Away Thunder
Storm Is.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
Mothers Hold Solution.

Ninety nine times out of hun
dred mothers could stop a divorce
in the very beginning if they would
only hold their sons and daughters
up to performing the obligations
they have taken upon themselves.
But they don't. They side with
their own, they sympathize with
their owns injury and magnify the
others fault until they widen the
breach between husband and wife
past all bridging, and are thus ac-
cessory to the crime Of breaking up
a home.
These are hard words. but they
are true ones. 1t IS the mothers
who hold the solution Of the divorce
question in their hands. There
would be no more unhappy mar
riages and nobody would want a
divorce, if only mothers did their
duty and We're q little buster before
their children's marriage, and a lit
tie less busy afterward.