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The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
TAFT ASKS CONGRESS To
AID IN FIGHT AGAINST
FLOODS NOW RAGING

Associated Press.
Washington, ID. C., Apr. Pres
ident Taft took quick action today to
bend the energies of the government
toward stopping the threatened floods
in the Missouri and Mississippi river
valleys.
Following conference with Sec
retary Stimson and General BiNley,
chief of engineers, and several SEN
ators and congressman, he sent a mes
sage TO congress urging the immedi-
ate appropriation of $500, 900 to he
used in strengthening the levees and
trying to prevent further flood dam
age.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

receiving foreign ministers and am
bassadors.
He shall propose legislative meas
ures to the national assembly.
He may in times of special emer-
gency issue laws in place of the eX-
isting ones, but must afterwards no.
tify the national assembly and secure
its approval
He may confer honors and orders
of merit upon those deserving of re-
ward.
He may proclaim general remission
of taxes, special remission reprieves
and restoration to privileges, but gem
eral remissions must first pass the ma
tional assembly.
The vice president may act for the
president if for any reason he ceases
to fill his office. and may temporarily
take his place when hindered from
serving.
ARTICLE V.
Executive officers.
These shall include the premier
and heads of departments.
They shall help the president to
carry on the government, to put the
laws into execution and to perform
their own special duties.
They shall sign their names to the
presidents legislative proposals, an
nounCements of laws and executive
regulations.
ARTICLE VI.
The Judiciary
The president and minister of jus
tice (attorney generaD shall appoint
the various judges, the regulations
for the courts and qualifications of
judges to be fixed by law.
Justices shall be Independent and
free from interference by the higher
courts.
Justices, while in office. shall not
have their salaries reduced or be
transferred to other duties, nor shall
they be dismissed unless because of
judicial sentences or charges involv-
ing retirement from office, the regu-
lations governing such charges to be
fixed by law. %. Z
Justices shall, in harmony with re-
publican ideals, conduct civil and
criminal trials according to statute:
but this shall not include trials OF
the executive or other special triaIs
not included in the above.
Trials shall be public, but in in
stances recognized as affecting peace
and order they may be secret.
Within a year from the establish
ment of the provisional government
the President shall summon a parli-
ament; the procedure for summon
ing shall be fixed by the national
assembly.
The constitution of the republic
shall be drawn up by parliament un-
til which time the present "Modus
Operandi" shall have the same force
as a constitution.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
Associated Press.

Associated Ire>S.
jefferson City, Mo, Apr. 2.-The
citizens of New Madrid asked Govern
or Hadley today to send state troops
to assist the people i'm southeastern
Missouri whose homes and lands are
now under water from the Mississip-
pi river and its tributaries.
Colonel Oliver of the sixth regi-
ment, advised the governor that he
did not think the troops could render
the flood stricken people any pos
sible assistance.
New Madrid is now from . inches
to . feet under water and the flood
Is increasing, according to latest in
formation.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

A one-piece, enemeIed sink adds
to the appearance of any kitchen. II
5 durable. easily cleaned and when
Installed by our workmen you may be
sure that it will give the top-notct
of efficient service. ]. E. Mckenzie
The Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
To Colorado Springs.

To 0VIUT1UO Springs.
Mrs. Archie Bean and little daugh-
ter left this morning for Colorado
Springs 10 join Mr.. Bean. who left
a few days previously, stopping over
in Montrose and other towns in the
interest of the Colorado Ignot Iron
Pipe & Flume company of Colorado
SPRINGS. Their niece. Miss Alethea
Shoup, who has been quite popular
with the younger crowd. also return
ed to the Springs to enter the high
school at that place.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
ARTICLE VII.
Bylaws.

The present agreement ("Modus
Operandi") shall require two-thirds
majority of the members, or it may
be amended upon recommendation by
the President if there are four-fifths
of the members present, of whom
three-fourths approve the change.
This agreement shall go into ef-
feet upon its PRONUNCIATION.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Billinss, Mont, Apr. 2.-Rcports
from Basin, Wyo., today state that
an ice gorge below town has caused
the Big Horn river to overflow and
that large tracts of farm lands are
under water. Reports from Shcri-
dan. Nyo.. state that three miles
of Burlington track have been washed
out by the floods in Cheyenne river.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
Left Today.

Left Today.
P. T. Yesser, who has been en-
ployed in the city for some time past.
left today for Ogden, where he will
be employed in large confectionery
establishment.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Moving of any description, no mat
ter how large or small, done in the
most satisfactory manner. j. w.
Milne. 319 Colorado avenue. junction
22S
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Mrs. E. p. Chester left yesterday
afternoon for a months visit t.
friends In Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Miss Britta Bent of Ouray is Wis.
iting Mrs. James H. Smith and
daughter, Miss Alice.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

New car buggles, attractive both in
price and make. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

The accident of energy has made
more millionaires than the accident
of birth.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

The noblest thing about a wife is
the way she will keep on being one
when she has learned better.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

The man who truly fears God is
not much afraid of anybody else.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Prices so low We are ashamed to
say them.-Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Religion is like medicine some.
thing that appeals to a man when he
isn't well and can't have any fun.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

ELLIOTT SPECIALS today: $3.50
and $500 values, now $1.OO.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

ELLIOTT SPECIALS today: $3.50
and S4.0O values. now sl.OO.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

ELLIOTT SPECIALS today: $3.50
and $500 values, now S1.00.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

The Christian life that counts /
the one that is fun of hope and pa
thence.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
POINTED PARAGRAPHS,

The noblest thing about a wife is
the way she will keep on being one
when she has learned better.
Religion is like medicine some
thing that appeals to a man when he
isn't well and can't have any fun.
The man who truly fears God is
not much afraid of anybody else.
The Christian life that counts is
the one that is fun of hope and pa
thence.
Religion that is pure and undefiled
works at the trade all the year round.
Trying to make the world better Is
the best business anybody can go in
to.
Confidence in God always gives
hope rock upon which to rest her
feet.
There is no hard place in life for
the man who makes the journey with
! Christ
The world is in more of a famine
for sympathy than it ever was for
bread.
Every man is certain to hear the
still small voice who is willing to
obey it.
With all his wisdom. even Solomon
couldn't tell what a boy would do
next.
Any fish can swim down stream.
but 1t takes live one to swim up
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The best YOU have ever done Is no-
good enough to be your ideal for the
future.
The accident of energy has made
more millionaires than the accident
of birth.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Religion that is pure and undefiled
works at the trade all the year round
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
Want ADS (COntinued).

FOR RENT-Two ranches, for one
to three years. A. f. Johnson;
phone Junction 521.
FOR SALE-Choice lots on Orchard
Mesa Heights. A bargain If taken
at once. S03 White avenue; phone
Hickory HIP.
WANrED-Gentle horse. work any
where; weight from 1850 to 1900
pounds. Phone Linden 1908.
WANTED-Horse. wagon, harness
and buggy. Call at Argyle hotel.
FOR SALE-One second hand Sim
ger machine in good condition.
VIII sell at bargain If taken at
once. Call Y. Y z. Sentinel.
WANTED-By couple. some ones
home to care for during owners
absence through summer. Can give
references. Write NJ, care Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Trying to make the world better
the best business anybody can go in
to.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

With all his wisdom. even Solomon
couldn't tell what a boy would dc
next
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Any fish can swim down stream.
but it takes live one to swim up.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

The best YOU have ever done is no,
good enough to be your ideal for the
future.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Every man is certain to hear tn,
still small voice who is willing t,
obey it.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Confidence in God always give
hope a rock upon which to rest he
feet.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

WANTED-Horse. wagon, harness
and buggy. Call at Argyle hotel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-24
VARSITY TRIMMED
BY NAVAJOS BY
II TO | SCORE
Indian School Baseball Team
Too Fast for U. N. M.
Bunch; Decisive Beating
Taken PhilOsOphically.

For The SECOND time during the
week. the United states Indian school
baseball team defeated the University
-og New Moxica AM.tlie sciHq -os n %
] Ia a game played on Traction Park
diamond yesterday afternoon. Tho
Indians administered a decisive beat
ing to the q. ~ ~. team. The VAR
silly failed 80 score until the ninth in
ming. one run being pnf over Ia the
nnal round on q trio Of hits, Clark
pitched for the .Sayaios and ala aplen-
did work. being effective at ali times.
He fnnned eight varsity men, while
Murphy. WAC pitched for the q, n. "a.
STRUCK out three Murphy pitched a
good game and II his team gates had
made FEWER errors and done some hit
ting against Clark, the geOre would
not have been 50 one sided.
The Indians viii play their final
game THU season with the Al5uuuer-
quo Grays on Decoration day. Tho
Grays viii be- a combination Of the old
Grays and the Santa Re Apprentices.
II the Navalos win from the GruyH
the Indians will justly claim the city
championship title for the season.
The line up yesterday follows:
iudians--feller, tnire hase. Hardy.
short stop. spencer. second base. Plor-
ote. FIRST base; chill, catcher; clark.
pitcher; Aye, right Held: shiplcy.
center field zhum. left field
Varsity Lackey third base. Glad
cling, catcher Woodbridge, center heid
Hamilton. FIRST base calkins, third
haze; HlgglnA short stop. Armiio. left
field. spliz, right nold Murphy,
pitcher.
score b. innings:
Indians ......,....,1o2 0Ol tsf--it
Iiappys ......s.. 600 900 O0i-- 3
umpires. TleFney and f.onergan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-24
FLYNN SHOWS WHAT
he GAN ID WITH
THE GLOVES
After Seeing Pueblo Fireman
Work Out Fans Are Divided
As to What Will Happen on
July 4th.

Jim Flynn, scheduled 20 fight Jack
johnson In Las Vegas on July fth.
went three exhibition rounds for tbs
Albuquerque fans IN the Elgs theater
last night spnrring with al Williams,
his regular boxing partner. While
the rounds we're few ana short aud
Williams did not attempt any agrees
awe work. the fans HAD an excellent
opportunity 90 observe Flypn'H style
Of fighting and TO form an opinion as
% what he may ~ able 10 accom-
plish Ia his battle against the negro
champion. Following the exhibition
the fans were divided Ia their belief
regarding the white hope" Many
believed that flynn IL o great might
er and viii be able 20 atard much
punishment Others. who have seen
johnson 40 action we're strong IN
their assertion that Flynn Ia not bis
enough and not classy enough 10 silp
over a knockout on tho African giant.
Before going on IN the exhibition
Flynn. who was introduced 81 Jack
Curley. pr0Inoser 81 the championship
battle. made a orief, very brief speech
IN which he admitted that he was NOT
apeechmakeg. He said that he was
aNHttaH NkNNAN"AtNA
20 yet back The .chnmpionshlp title
for the white race. where II belongs <
Flynn made i plain that he would
not make f0rtuhe out Of the scrap
and that the negro would get the
ccin. II there ls any, win. lose Of draw.
Flynn was chccrcd loudly By the
crowd when introduced and after he
had finiphed she exhibition bout with
his aparfing partner
XIX yocum 81 Oklahoma city
dropped tho Cheyenne Kid = m the
eighth OF scheduled ten-round bout.
and soldier Hunt won tho decision at
the end Of the tenth round OF 4 schcd-
uled ten-round go. tho two bouts pre-,
ceding tho representations exhibition
Both scraps were good. Tho Yocum
boy and the cheyenne Kid mixed n
az an times Haymnkors an1 rights
and lests 40 the iaw were exchanged
ffequenuy sfho e'lgcyunnu KID Took
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-24

committee on education IN the SEN
ate and Il provides that the elections
Tor school boards shall be held on
the first Tuesday IN April on each odd
year. Tho school board members do
not stl hold the same length terms
80 that there niwRya will be some
members Of the old board on hand.
thereby preventing confusion III the
work Of the board. The object Of
placing the election so early IN the
year 81 in order that thc board may
have time 10 secure the best teachers.
Il 81 the rule among educators thnt
tho best tilent Is generally employed
BY the first og July and school boards
desiring competent teachers should
elect their senchers earlier IN the
year n possible. according 10 Mr. Nc
Coy The bill ia az follows;
section l. That the board OF edu-
cation IN each incorporated city shall
consist OF five members. who shail
have the qualifications provided by
law for members OF boards 81 cduca-
tien in such cities. and who shall be
elected az large from such eitF, ex-
cept as hereinafter provided.
See. 3. The qualified electors of
such city and OF tho territory outside
Of said city attached thereto FOR
school purposes, shall on The first
Tuesday OF April. in che year 1913,
elect five members ~ the board Of
education, two Of whom shall hold
this office for term Of two years
and three 81 whom shall hold their
office for a term Of four years, and
thereafter a regular election OF mem-
berH succeeding those whose terms
expire. shall be held On che first Tues
day Of April Of each odd numbered
year.
Sec 9 The election herein provid-
ed for shall be held. the retuTns
thereof made and canvaased. md the
certificate If election Issued IN ac-
cordance with the laws applicable %
elections 81 officers Of Incorporated
ieties, except that no registration shall
be required.
sec. 4. All acts ard parts OF acts
IN conflict herewith are hereby re-
peaied.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-24

cpneisierable punishment and won the
crowd because Of his gnmcnoss he
came back fresh "a cnch round and
early In The eighth Il seemed a. II he
would 60 the limit YOcum got 20
him aEFfessiyels ia thc eighth ffane
however. scoring a clean drop.
The unt-Day bout was pretty
much % g scientific boxing fnafch.
Both were apparently rpiuciaui 80
swap punches. evidently having a
wholesome ftar Of the results For
the first five rounds tho men stalled
around. refusing to mix a. even when
cncournged to DO 80 BY admouiiions
from Jack Curicy. who refereed the
bout, and from the audience After
the firth Hunt began nn aggressive
campaign and reached Day q few
times. being punished considerably ~
the attempts. however. Day had the
better Or 10 ih tha breaks. frequently
landing right uppercuts TO the Jaw
when clsnchos we're broken. Hunt
outfouRht Day IN the ninth and tenth.
tho nelcn boy being groggv in the
final round, still game and willing 60
give and take, however
both minor bouts we're clesn and
classy and iook Well with thC crowd.
Flsnn Leaves Today.
jim Flynn. accompanied By Pro-
ntoter Curley and other members of
the party. left this morning for Las
Vegas. Tommy Ryan. who Is % train
FLYNN, is expected 80 pass through
Albuquerque tonight en- route from
San Francisco 60 Las Vegas. Howard
Morrow, who fought ten rounds 10 "a
draw with Sailor Pctfoskey in San
Franclsco Wednesday night. IL ac-
companylnR Rgnn 70 the Flynn trein-
Ing camp and win go on as sparrtng
partner for Flynn. Actual tralnlns
will begin for Flynn Immediately after
Ryan's arrival az the Montezuma.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-24
RACE PROGRAM ON
SUNDAY WILL Be
4 HUM-DINGER
Fresh Horses to Take Part in
One Harness and Four Run
ming Races at Traction
Park Track.

The olassiest kind OF a racing PRO-
gram for Sunday on the 1'raotioa
park track Is promised with ist least
one harness race and four interesting
running events with two DAYS Of
resting the horses are sure a. be. In
fine shape % give fast exhibition
and there VIII be enough entries 20
keep the sports on the aui vive lur-
Ing the afternoon. a baseball game
VIII Be part Of the program and there
wili be something doing each and
every minute Admission VIA be
fifty cents. grand stand free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-24
A HARMLESS WAY
TODARNEATH EHAIR
A Little Sage and Sulphur
Makes Gray Hair Vanish
A Remedy for All Hair
Troubles.

Who does not know tie value Of
Sage and sulphur for keeping tho
hair dark. sofa and glossy and IN good
condition. IA a matter OF fact. sul-
phur Is a natural element of hair and
a deficiency OF Il IN the hair % held
By many scalp specialists 10 be con-
necied with the Ross OF color and We
tally OF the hair. Unqueslionably.
thore 10 no better remedy for hair aud
scalp troubles especially premature
grnyncsa. than sage ana sulphur, "
properly prepared.
Tho Wyeth Chemical company of
New York pat out an Ideal pfopara-
ton Of this kind, called Wyeths sage
and sulphur Hair Remedy. ln which
SAGE pnd sulphur arc combined with
other valuable remedies tor keeping
the hair and SCALP To- clean. healthy
condition
n your hair d l0slns lts color o.
constantly coming out on lf you are
troubled with dandrun or dry. itchy
scalp. got array cent bottle of Wycih q
sage aud sulphur from your drug
giai. use d accordine % iho simple
directions and See what q difference
"a few DAYS treatment Wlll make ia
the Hrtfarance ~ your hair
400 afuseifia seli "a. under guarnn-
Tee that ihe money Will he refunded
n Che remedy 81 noi oSartly as ren-
resented.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-24
WARM DEBATE ON ON
PRINTING BILL
IN HOUSE
Measure Providing for Spanish
Rules Passed After John
Baron Burg Is Again Bait
ed by the Opposition.

Especial TeleRrnm % Evening Iserald)
Santa Fe. n A.. May "a House
Joint resolution 80. 90 10 provide for
tho printing Of 100 copies Of the house
rules In spanish and 10 cost Sis.
caused another bitter clash yesterday
and Il was passed by q vote az - te
,. after one ~ the hottest debates Of
the entire day The resolution was
champl0ned by Mr. Vargas who mado
a strOnG speech in us behalf
air. blanchard. aiming az the
speakers rulings. made a speech IN
which he said he favored this little
pamphlet being printed a. Mr. VARGAS
desired u as memorial Tor the Span
ish Hpeaking members but be said la
his opinion u might just az well By
printed in Hebrew on any other lnn-
gungc, 50 far rs any ohservanve pf
those rules were concerned There
We're several other little rnps al tho
horse rules Mr. Burg again got 10
front Of the insurecto steam roller,
for he opposed the resolution on tho
groguds that the constitution pre-
aupposea that al members OF the
house can speak the English language
and likewise read and that The rules
already were printed In English. He
also said the manual would not DO
ready before the cloee of the session
and would ho 81 no uae.
Mr., Cntron then took a ran out Of
Mr. Burg. he made a polite hut
po.nlod speech in which no said that
while he well knew tho Spanish
spc0king members of that body could
read Engilsh. he believed that III they
al l..
Spanish they ought TO have a and
that doubtless Il would facilitate bust
moss among the members because Il
would gieo them q better understand
Ink 90 the rules.
Mr. Llewellyn with hts cars 10 the
ground. very promptly took iho Mde
NJ the resolution, leGyipg AIR nurs
high aud dry. Major Iieweliyn Haid
ihe next session OF the Legislature
would likely have the same member
ship with but few exceptions and that
ihe manual wppld come In very serv-
ieoahly Then.
mr.. Vargas then addressed the
hnusc la spanish and ne made a
strong plea Tor the resolution lie
ives not choice IN his lannuaRe Wheu
he came % a discussion Of opposition
% the measure. lie told IS fhw diffi-
ealsiea shat the resolution had en-
countored Of US course through the
commliteo on ways and means ana
be- eaid that while e was true that
De understood Spanish better than he
ala English, he was not DISQUALIFIED
from sitting IN that LEGISLATURE. and
that ho had the advice of the attorney
general ana of other attorneys con-
ferninF the language qualification
clause ln the constitution in ita nppli-
cation 90 tho legislature. ne SHOOK
lls fist and declared that De was n9g
ashamed of The laneunfe of Cofvantrs
bui on the contrary he Was nroud "a
il ana that hc was entitled a. have
the rules printed in lhat lanRuaFe
he wanted 3D.
That ended opposition en- iiio floor
of the house and Inc resolution was
PASSED hs 4 vote 90 gl loe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-24


senator Crampton introduced IN
tho senate bill 70 create the office
Of ssnte engineer. 10 provide for a
commission ON waters Of the state and
providing methods for administration
% those offices. Tho measure was
referred 10 this committee on irriga-
ton.
air. CHAMPION also introduced an
other bin providing Cor the method
Of elccting presidantial electors which
was referred 90 the eommittee on ie-
dietary.
These. with tho important good
roads bills by Sir. Holt. wore the chief
new measures ln tho senate Wodnes-
day. The senate committee on judi
ciary and the senate committee on
state and municipal corporations sent
Ia q large humber Of reports on BILLS
There we're eighteen measures IN an
reported which VIII give the senate a
fairly large working calendar Tor tho
next few daya Among the bills re-
ported fayosabiy was one 20 define
and punish bribery There were sew
ornl house measures among those re-
ported IN the senate.
Tho public landn bill passed By
the senate sumo DAYS ago. Was re-
ported fayorabiF % tho house by SIR.
catron Of the public lands committee
and now taxes itg place on the house
cHlcndar
~ most iusiances the house. after
q wfanglo, re-eommilied the bills one
after ppothes ~ various committees,
not many Of them going 10 the com
nitlee on ways and ueana, The
measures were thus removed from
the calendar but 4 d stu impossible
under the present method ~ proced-
uro % clear iha decks Ia the house.