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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-28
MEASURE WILL GO THROUGH
THE HOUSE MONDAY MORN
ING, IT Is DECLARED.
Will INCREASE IMPORTS
Long and Strenuous Session Of Lower
Branch Of Congress Is Productive Of
Much Sarcasm and Some Bold
Statennents-Many Insurgents Will
Oppose Democrats.

Washington, Jan. 27.-In order not to
pass the metal tariff revision bill on
Sunday morning, the democratic
leaders of the house after finishing
the measure almost to tho last
paragraph. adjourned that body few
minutes before midnight tonight. They
will pass 1t early Monday. All at
tempts of the republicans 70 amend
the measure failed. The session was
marked by a sharp division between
democrats ana insurgent republicans
and the open declaration of many of
the insurgents that they would vote
against the bill.
The bin as 1t will 60 to the senate
Monday will carry IN average reduc-
tion of tariff duties on all metal
articles of about 80 per cent from
the rates of the Payne -Aldrich law
now in force. 1t Is expected, IL 1t
becomes law, to increase imports by
s25,0Oo0O0 and reduce revenues about
100000.
Gag Rule.
Charges of caucus domination" and
gag rule" were made repeatedly by
republicans. insurgents and regulars,
as Mr.. Underwood applied the house
rules to shut off debate and the
amendments offered.
Insurgent Leaders Norris of Ne
raska and Lenroot of Wisconsin
charged the democrats with denying
the house fair chance to consider
the bill.
n Nf.... 1arta a
the presiding chairman. Representative
Floyd OF Arkansas. and Mr.. Under
wood Ind "usurped the powers of the
house more automatically than ever
was done before in the history of the
republic"
The attempt to amend the bill began
as soon us Mr.. Underwood shut off
debate at the opening Of the days
session. The republicans fought this
application of the cloture rule, but
lost.
The insurgents made a determined
attack upon the bill at various points
and showed no disposition to support
the democratic measure. Amendments
for free steel rails and free pig iron
were offered by Mr.. Warburton OF
Washington. republican insurgent, and
voted down.
Mr.. Murdoch of Kansas attempted
TO put In a free steel rail amend
ment that would apply only in case
the United States Steel corporation
was held by the New Jersey district
court to be an unlawful combination
He declared all democrats ought to
he willing to support this proposal but
Chairman Underwood exhorted tho
democrats to vote 1t down, saying II
the United States Steel corporation
were dissolved there would be rea
competition among steel rail mills.
The debate was marked by vigorous
denial from Representative Palmer, 8
democrat of PENNSYLVANIA, that thu
duty had been removed from iron ore
with the idea Of benefiting certain
steel interests in Pennsylvania. Rep
rescntatve Austin, republican o.
Tennessee, made fight for the res
toraton of duty Ion iron ore, declarint
free ore would be "A particular benefi
to the Bethlehem Steel company o
which G. NJ. Schwab is the head, ant
which has it's mills in the district rep
resented by Mr.. Palmer.
II want to make "a statement t.
(confipna1 IN Dagn L,n,,rN
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-28

New York. Jan. ~ Suggestions by
Colonel Henry Watterson that he So
licitcd contributions to the Woodrow
Wilson campaign fund from Thomus
r. Ryan were met with declarations
by William +. McCombs. Governor
wilson's campaign manager. that Mr..
Ryan's money could not be accepted.
Such contributions were not within
the spirit of the Woodrow Wilson
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-28
POPULAR MEASURE HEATE0ly6
DUBBED "A CERTAIN NOS 5t
TRuM OF REFORM"
MEASURE IS DANGEROUS .
TIE President Declares the Machinery
Of Government Should Not Be SUBJ
lee ed to Every Whim Of the People
Great Many engagements Fulfilled
in New York by tho Executive.

New York. Jan. 27.--On the eve OF
his three day visit to Ohio. his home
state. President Taft spoke tonight NJ
the Waldorf Astoria to the ONO So
clety Of New York. delivering probably
the most lmpassioned speech he has
made IN many months. directed
against the "nostrums of reform ana
particularly aimed at the recall OK
Judges
In the efforts which the president
said have been made to reform legis-
lntion IN this country, he saw much
that was good He saw the faults OF
government in the United States to-
DAY and admitted that In trying to
eradicate them much good had been
accomplished by reformers But In
the effort "a make tho Judiciary re-
snonsivc to every whm Of the reo-
pie" he saw destruction. He de-
elared that the more conservative
element of the nation eventually must
get together to prevent movement
that would make the courts the crea-
lures Of popular Will and might make
the decision In every case not IN ac-
cord with the law, but In accord with
what II majority of the people thought
the law should be"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-28

In five days this little ad found man who wanted
the desk which the advertiser didn't want. When two
men like that get together, there is likely to be
trade. And there trade Each party was we'll
pleased 1t is the work of The Mssoulian class ad
to bring together the man who has and the man who
hasn't. 1t costs but one cent word to do it. II
you are out Of work and want job, your ad will be
free to you.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-28

Ettor Of New York, the strike leader
and that the demands Of the strikers
cannot possibly be granted.
ON the other hand the strikers COM
mttee today voted not to confer with
the mill agents again until the latter
are ready to talk business.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-28

Ryan contribution made the same
answer to hlm that had made be-
fore.
No Money From Ryan.
II heard nothing further from Cot.
onel Watterson on the subject and
thought no more of the conversations.
have not seen him since that time.
If mistake not. there is an implica-
tion. perhaps Ia Colonel Watterson's
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-28
Many Engagen,e ents.

The presidents speech to the ohio
society was only one of his many en-
gagements here tonight. From ohio.
he stepped over into West Virginia
In the same hotel and addressed the
New York society of that name and
then motored 10 Sherry's to speak to
the Aero Club of America. Before re-
tiring at the home OF his brother.
Henry w. Tart, the president dropped
In" at the ball of the Daughters OF
Jacob at the Seventy-first regiment
armory, to which 5000 invitations had
been issued. He is due to leave New
York tomorrow for Cleveland.
President Taft came from Washing
tom tonight on the first leg OF a five-
days trip, To include also Cleveland,
Columbus and Akron. Ohio, with
total of II speaking engagements be-
fore he IN back at his desk In tho
White House next Thursday after
noon. Seven banquets. two luncheons.
three receptions and five mscel-
laneous engagements are on his sched-
uie and In six hours tonight he made
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-28
Class Ad History

There are good many times when you have some
thing which you would like to get rid of and you feel
certain there is somebody, somewhere who would like
to have it if you could only locate him. Here is where
The Missouian class ad does its most effective work
Here's case in point
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-28

campaign Mr.. McCombs declares IN
"A statement made public here tonight.
His statement follows:
II have read the correspondence in
terchanged between Colonel Waiter
son and Senator Tillman which APP
peared in this mornings papers. | had
Thought that Colonel Watterson's
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-28
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW 4-DRAWER UPRIGHT OAK
filing cabinet, shipped to us by mis-
take; manufacturer says sell at cost.
Call 1907 Bell Inquire Swift a. Go.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

buquerque Woman'a club. II II DEM
ocratic. serious, good-humored and
purposeful and really Eccompiishes
something besides talking about wom-
ans rights. Woman. by the way. has
rights enough which are unauestioned
10 get mighty good time out Of life
AZ q Is.
q - q
IT'S ABOUT TIME, just the same.
for society girls TO be doing less JOY
riding IN noisy buzz wagons ana
learning the good, old-fashioned,
happy. healthy. wholesome and self
reliant pastlme OF horseback riding.
am glad 10 see that there are a
number OF frcsh-chceked Albuquerque
girls who can DO q gsliop with the
best Of them. And. believe me. horse
back riding ~ not merely climbing
on top OF a bored quadruped and
holding on. The riding habit-4lf you
have the right rig-Out--is MIGHTY be-
coming. fetching and romantic, and
breathes the flavor Of tho great out
of-dooFs- Let's have more horseback
riding OF the real graceful, healthy
sort that the girls OF the south are
famous for.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

tuntiuucd from rage 80
Meeting 90 order and each member
Inswered 10 roll cali with some cur
ont event which was discussed by
nemhors al some length. Several
Iifiorcut suggcstiona were made con-
Ioruing rcplenishlng our treasury,
pc clup taking up quilt making being
ne of the suggestions made. We
eel that iH trying 10 give the people
better lecture course than last year
o. must De- up and doing IN order 10
beet the responsibilities resting on
i in this work. one OF the members
Ins given shower which was 80
|iueh ~ surprise TO her that she
emed az loss for words. which
0csn'i very often happen 60 wOm-
h. At { o'clock our hostess, assisted
n Mrs. Terry. served a delicious chat
3 dish luncheon. also. cake and cof-
H.. which with social conversation
as very much enjoyed by all PRES
|it At O'Clock We adjourned 10
lcct in two weeks with Mrs. Terry"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

An the world loves lover, hut he
YES himself heap slight more.
o y .
a man knows ~ has a very sweet
mpor not to have Il any uslier than
3 o q
IT'S easy onoufh for Girl 90 love
man if everybody tries to keep her
om Il.
80 woman ever got 90 be 90 old
at she forgot how beautifully she
.ncod when ahc was girl.
. . q
n people couldn't waste their
uncy on foiish thinga they'd waste
just az much on sensible things.
. q q
THE FACT THAT so many Of our
ihuqnerquc society buds want "a
BOP the engagement a dead secret
ON the hnsuspeeting AND Rs'onished
lblic shows how much they thinh
the Intrinsic merits OF q iiAnca.
~ . .
"A GOOD MANY couples profess q
ave purely Piat0nic friendships whs
II so busy making love they haven't
me Go find out whether Plato war .
.usicinn or an oid-fashioned vege'
.blo
o . q
THERE rs d surprisingly large
timber of large. handsome men "
is city who drive around a good
,al in automobiles rs themselves
nen feminine occupant OF tho back
at would greatly Improve the ap'
arance of the ensemble.
o . q
ron REAL AIGHBRoW dope with
I'D the fancy frllla give me the Al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

Corner Coal avenue and Broadway;
Rev I.ucius p. Reed. psstorl
sunday school, 9;45 a. M, II. 3.
LithgOw, superintendent. Preaching
service. II o'clock. sermon by Rev,
Geo. n. Mendenhall OF Pueblo, Colo.
subject "Obediehce Rewarded
Al the vesper service Rev. IL. l..
Rohde. secretary OF che English
Lutheran synod now In session here.
viii speak upon the subject, "Christ
and the Common People"
a cordial and urgent invitation to
an the regular. members Of the church
and congregation 90 attend these SER
Vices. Come out and give CUR visitors
royal Welcome.
Christian EneeaNOf. 7;00 p. M,
leader, Ollie Kinds. The musical
numbers for the day as follows;
MORN M.
Prelude. Violin and Piano-Ro-
nance .................s imoaettl
Airs Hlmoe and Mrs. Henderson,
oncrtory, sole-"Oh Losing Father
Mrs n. " Winchester.
Violin ohlieato. Mrs ralph Henderson
Trio. Lift Thine eyes, lElijah)..
/ ssstssFf.f.f t.faf|F.ff aANA"NtA"N"
Mesdamcs Winchester, Henderson,
Woodford.
NESPERS.
Prelude Alteration ..... Borowak
Mira. Mabel stevens illmoe.
Anthem--"The Gates OF Pearl'...
...........s.s... Wakefield smitf
Choir.
soio-"Fear Ye Not o Israel"..!..
..........s.ss.ss btdley buci
AIR. J. ID. Falkenburg.
Anthem-"Ood So Loved the World"
i .s.s...s sststs.stss.sssss otAi"o'
Choir,
Onertory--Vloiln solo, Borcuese
ssssat. ss.stssstss fsssss N"NAf'
Mrs. Ralph Henderson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

sunday evening tho pastor, Charles
Oscar DeokmHn, viii speak on The
nrtylty az Life. The text il taken
from the ninoteeith psalm. A briof
synopsis follows
The psalm from which the text d
taken "a the noblosi uttoranco IN iit-
orature concerning the TRANSFORMERS
Of life. "a breaches mans immortal
lfy Ia immortal words, the majestic
music OF whith has never ceased %
echo Ia me human nSari.
This psalm "a read more often than
any other ancient poem in funeral
services with sounds ~ dolorout and
tragic AZ 20 cause the heart 10 feel 4
10 b. a funeral knoll IA reality no
accent OF despair a In a. ~ noain'
in a miner aty. ppt rolls and aWeli'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
Ccmiral Avenue AIctl,oslist Cllwci,.

Cemirnl Avenue Methodist Church.
Central and Arno. Samuel y. AL
lison, pastor. Preaching services a
a. m. and 4 D. m. The pastor viii
reach al IL a. m. on .the topic, 'rhe
Words That Scatter Fear. a visit
Ing minister from the Lutheran
synod viii occupy the pulpit AT 4
D. m.
sunday school M 9.45 a m, Robert
Holiday, superintendent,
Music program for the morning SER
vices
Anthem-''praise We the Lord.....
.ssst.s.......... Emerson
solo-'Comc Unto Ale" ....s .cesnen
Miss Howell
The Philathea and BaTaoa classes
VIII have charge Of the music for the
afternoon service
This congregation holds iis frs'
service In the basement OF ~ hand
some new church tomorrow. They
have moved the furniture out of the
old church into the basement, and
they will wcrshlp here until the main
auditorium Is completed. The base
ment Is very well adapted for holding
services. II ~ we'll lighted, and
roomy a cordial invitation Ia ex'
tended To an the members Of this
church. and 20 our friends 60 CONS
and worship with ua, and be present
az the initial service. They are plan
ming for the laying OF the corner stone
some time la the near future,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

with Irresistible cadence into q major
key, until II ends In Hight and leads 10
the mystery OF Immortality. II tells
us 20 20 number our DAYS that we
may apply our hearts unto wisdom.
The body OF the sermon Will be
made up Of an elaboration Of the
three attitudes OF mind which people
assume towards the breyity Of life,
Those who put Il deliberately out Of
mind. Those who BY continual think
Ing about llrc'a transformers lose the
ring from thalr laughter. the sparkle
from their smile, the xest from theis
mission, and the sturdiness Of their
endeavor. The third view being the
view Of the psalmist IN view OF cer-
tain facts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

When a medicine must be elvon 20
young children 81 should DO pleasant
TO take Chamberlain Cough REM
edy ID made from LOAF sugas, and the
roots used Ia its preparation givo 4
flavor similar 20 maple syrup, MAX
fnt Il pleasant % take. Il hae no au-
porior for colds. Group and wnoopinl
cough. For sale bv AN Dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

Services at the MT olive Baptist
church on Firth street and Lead ave-
nue.. Aprll IS.
sabbath school az 9:3O n. M. ana
preaching a. II a. m. subject, THE
Diviae Plaa Of God" At $40 D. NJ.
the b. Y. r. II. Will meet and az 1880
D. m, subject "come into the Ark
1ie public Is invited and strangora
ara nnade welcome. All have stand
ing Invitation. Rev. A. Richard, pas
tor, will speak. Come OUT and be IN
all OF these services.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

MONEY No LOAN.

on furniture, pianos organs. horses,
wagons and other chattels; also on
salaries and warehouse receipts; as
low as $1,000 and as high as $4,000.
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Time-oue month 10 one
year given. Goods 10 remain IN your
possession. Our rates are reasonable.
Gail and see us before borrowing.
Steamship tickets to and from all
parts OF the world
PRIVATE OFFICESo-open Evenings.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.,
Rooms 3 and z, Grant Building,
3o3ts West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
The Churches.
First Bapilst.

First Baptist church, corner OF
Lead avenue and broadway. Jesse J.
Runyan. pastor. Bible school. s:AS
a. m, Prof. Cecil Drake, auperin-
tendent. Glasses for all ages. Visit
ors welcome. Morning worship, II
o'clock. Rev. Robert Bruce Wolfe Of
Colorado Springs. Colo, WIN ~ at
tending the meetings OF the Lutheran
synod In Albuquerque. VIII preach Al
this service Sunday school, p. m,
al the North seventh street mission.
Baptist Young Peoples meeting, $3.50
4. m. subject. "Rallroad Chapels.
EVENING worship nc 1880 o'clock. The
pastor will preach on Stevens Ser
MON" The First Baptist church ex-
tends to strangers and visitors LIS the
city 10 make this sheir church home
Christian Science services are held
in the WOman's club building corner
7th street and Gold avenue, Sunday
morning at n O'Clock. Subject, Pro-
batson After Death" "Wednesday
evening service 1880. The public IS
cordially Invited 10 attend these ser
vices. sunday school at 70 O'Clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

nnis u 20 notEsy the pwbitc, mat
the undersigned hns purchased an iR-
terest in the Sanitary Plumbing ana
Heating Co, ana VIII bo pleased to
figure on your plumbing Snd heating;
workmanship and Materiar gaarar-
teed. once SOC West Cola; Pnone
spS. J. IA. PEAK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
r1r.l Alcil,odlI.t EplacopaI.

Corner Lead avenue and south
Third street: Charles oscar Beckman,
pastor. Miss Edith Oorby, denconess.
The Rev n. y. Peery, Pm. y. ID. OF
Denver, Colorado, an Ensiish Lnth-
eran minister IN attendance upon the
Rocky Mountain synod ~ that orsan-
lgation, which II being iield IN the ~.
Paul's Lutheran church q this city
viii occupy the pulpit at II a. m. The
choir win render an anthem ana airs.
sslea Collar Holloway VIII favor with
contfalto solo IN tao evening az
T.so the pastor viii speak on the
Brevity OF Life" The Choral society
viii lead the CongreRauQnai sinsins
I'd this hour and also sivs two aeiee-
tlans. The sunday school meets az
a.45 a. ma, with d. \. porterheld SUI
perintendent. The EpW0r 3 league
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

devotional services VIII be held az
6:S0 D. M. Miss Aiieen Fixitr. leader.
strangers and friends will and y corr
dial welcome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

81. johns chrueh.
Cor ith and West silver. Arch
deacon w. ~ warren. rector. Resi-
dence $40 w. Tiieras avenue. Third
Sunday after kaster. Holy com
munion, o. M: SUNDAY school, $40
a. m: morning service and Sermon
~ a. m The Rev l.. w, Smith, rector
OF the Church OF the Holy Communion
Silver city. win conduet the sermon
at 81. Johns church Sunday
frOaeaslonal ~s......s..... Hymn S6t
Venito ........s...... by q. J. Elsey
GLORIA ,....s.........,by q. J. Eisey
re Deum .......stss...... DF y. btfbs
Ju0iiate ...s......o...O oxford Chant
lhtfVt ...s..s.'. .-..... hymn 40
Anthem .............. Con2ruttO SOTO
Miss Harsd
Ouertory sentence ....L. y. Whiting
Repessional Hymn ..............3 ds
Mrs. r. w. Harden 5000. .Organist
Mrs. A. r. Morrisssgte, Choir Director
The First Presbyterian Church.
Cor 5th and Silver. Hugh A.
Cooper. pastor c. A. Foreman. act
ing pastor. Morning ,neme-"An I'm
used Powerr Evening themS--
Pilots Question" Music morning;
Organ Prelude Sarge. 80. Beethoven
IOffertory--"M eoldy" .......... Jonas
solo--"My Redeemer and My Lord
go. ..s.............s.. .douhoo
Organ Postlude-"F higue" .Rinck
Evening.
Organ Preluder-' 1serenade" .a. -.
-. .....e..,.......... Mos hoWski
Oflertory--"To q Rosebud" Steele
Anthem" Saviour. When Might In
volvel the Skies". .... Shelley
Solo--"The Ninety and Nine. .....
.,.. .......+ss. ....... .Aufnpiohi
Organ postlude---'aanfarq Il. Dubois
Organists, Miss feryl kenworthy.
Choir Director, Mf Chas. D. Audrews
Sunday school $40, Christian en-
deayor. 0.l5. leader, Miss Huida
Walking. Solo--Alrs. Marguerite arr
SON Topic, The home missions OF
my Denomination, birG's eye view
Ps. 80. S-2s.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

81 .00O--4-room house. ~ iOOxifg.
city water. near University; terms.
81 e00---e-roOm, story brick dwell
Ing, modern. West Central avenue
81 900 cash. balance per cent
S2000--5-room frame, modern, good
cellar, fth ward. on car line.
e2iO0-~i-room bungalow, 2 sleeping
1orchcs, also large adobe house,
chicken houses, stables. los, l5e
xit2, near university; terms.
SlS00--5sroom frame large i0l,
shade and fruit trees South Broad.
way close "a; easy terms.
S320O-.5-foom prick. mooern, we'll
built. hardwood fioere IRE place; cor
ner lot S70o cash. balance . per
cent.
s4200-7-room. story stuceo nnish
residence. hot water heat, good out
buildings, lawn, trees. shrubbery: lot
75xits. close In; si700 cash. balance
per cent.
t2750--5-room modern brick, cor
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Second street. close In.
MONEY no LOAN
E1RH INSURANCE
A. Fleisc her
1f1 SOUTH EoURTH STREET.
Nest 70 View Postonlce. rslone ega.
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MUSIC TEACHERS

10 4 4 a "a q isS 8 4 < GO
TeacheE % Violin.
52e W. SILVER Ave. Phcaa sac
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Society News

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Otfertory sentence Ill. .. WHITING
Repessional Hymn .............. 3dS
Mrs. +. w. Harden 1900. .Organisi
Mrs. A. r. MorFisssgte, Choir Director