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The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
INDIANS DEED LANDS
BACK TO UNCLE SAM

Santa Fc. ~ NJ. ian. 2s.-The
Pueblo Indians Of New Mexico are
going to deed thcar lands, totalins
some l...oOv acres back to Uncle
Sam as IL result OF statehood and Its
citizenship responsibilities.
This announcement was made to-
day by Francis c. Wilson. their at
!, torncy, who Will leave shortly for
Washington accompanied by dele
cation OF the Pucblos who Will ark
tho secretary of the interior TO nc-
ccpt the trus, and hold their lands
for them.
The story OF how the Indians ar
rived u; this decision, Is one OF the
most unique in the history OF the
southwest and II Is a procedure uh-
heard OF in the annals OF the gov
crnm.nt OF the United States. Wheth-
Or or not the secretary VIII accept
thu lands OF the red men, remains
yc, to he determined.
This far. only the Santa Clara aud
Taos Indians. without about 5000
acres OF land. have voted TO rsdc
their lands but one of III. Indians
asserted today. that all OF the Pueb-
los would eventually do so.
Fearing state government aud
, the .ucroachm.nl OF the whit. man
and protesting against being made
citizens of the United States. tn. In
diaus determined to turn To the only
protector they ever had kuowu-thr
federal government ana to turn back
their lands. They were moved TO
do So because AS citizens, they would
be- taxed and the old men feared
| they w.r. not advanced far enough
In civilization. 10 compete with the
white farmer and live stock produc-
.r.
But one of the chief motives for
this step Was the fear OF the white
mans fire water. The old Indians
learned through bitter experience OF
, frontier days. tina, the sal. OF IL
pmor ON their lands meant tina, the
Younger men would start trouble,
They knew that ,her. could be bus
one end when the rcd man dcfled
, tn. laws OF the whit. man, and that
Wa, final determination.
so ever sine. statehood. councils
have been held. often iastin. FOR
days Delegates have passed from
one Pueblo to another and views
hav" been exchanged. som. ak
month";. ago. the head men OF al! the
ru.hios met in this city In conclavc
. and sent i formal protest To the gov
eminent against being made citizen.
o! the tuitcd States and asking 20
be retained ~ wards OF the govern
msEi.
A. "A result. III. red men decided
! finally. to cede their lands to til,
! federal government to be held In
| trust for twenty-five years until
| they had FULLY mastered the duties
OF being full 'iedycd American ci,I.
| zcns and then they began selecting
| their delegates to go TO Washington
The old men OF the Pucblos wcr,
| given equal representation with the
l young men. so that there could bs
no chance Tor discrimination. Thi,
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29

WAS done because the young men
are educated. they talk English and
have more modern Ideas, whereas
the old men live in the past and
think In the terms and experiences
OF the frontier when ihS> were In
dians and the rule OF the six shooter
and Winchester was the law OF the
land. They turn to the new situa-
tiOn in fear at what may happen TO
their sacred traditions. their homes
and their lands.
The grants which the indians seek
10 turn back, were given them In
1850 by the kingdom OF Spnin by
direct deed from the Spanish crown.
An act OF congress confirmed the
grants December -. 1858. and COM
munity patents were ir,ucd 10 the
various Pucblos Under the conces-
sionS by Spain and under the treaty
OF Guadalupe .iidalgo. the Pueblo
Indians are citizens OF the United
states, because they Were c.iIzoas OF
Spain and later OF Mexico and were
retained In those rights when this
government occupied what is now
the siatc OF New Mexico.
This Is one OF the most remark
able cases ever had TO deal with, %
said Mr.. Wilson, "and | believe 1: is
he most remarkable Indian land
case In the history of our federal
government"
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
PLAN PROBE OF THE
P. N. POLITICIANS

Washington. Jan 2s.-lrYcstiga.
t!on OF the actions OF officials OF tn,
postoifice in connection with Prcsi-
dent Taft's campaign is forcrasted
As one OF the first developments he.
fore the senate campaign cNpendit-
urc committee a. the result of tho
senaies extending the committee s
authority 10 cover the campaign end
ing November >. 1912.
The resolution passed without op-
position.
1t IL understood that Senator
Clapp. chairman of the Investigating
committee. contemplatcs calling
Pos;mAter General Hitchcock. Chas
ID Hiiles. Republican national chair
man, and Others connected with the
Republican campaign u the firs,
witnesses. Represa ntatiyes OF the
other political parties will also be
summoned to tell of receipts. eXpen.
ditures and political activities be
tween the nominating convention.
and election.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
SEEK MORE FUNDS
FOR SOLDIERS HOME

Washlngiun. Jan. 2.-"Ih. com
tort and happiness of our former sol
dlcIs should not he sacrificed and
their years shortened on the order
that a few dollars may be saved 10
the nations treasury. While econ
umy is commcndabl.. II should not
be obtained AT such Il sacrifice
This declaration was contained In
u report made to the senate today
by tn. special committee which tn-
N.sSigatcd conditions at tn" Pacific
branch OF the national home for dis
ablcd volunteer soldiers at Santa
Monica. California. The committee
reported that the veterans Were poor
Is fed and that their housing con-
ditions could he greatly improved.
1. recommended more appFopria-
,ions Tor food and better facilities
for cooking
senator Tones presented With n.
report a bill to transfer the control
Of the home 20 the war department.
rhc Investigating committee found
no evidences OF graft or misapprp-
priation o: funds. 1t found that the
soldiers We're being fed. however. for
i6 to 80 cents a day while In. the
national home at Washington III"
average Is 90 cents a day. The pa
cific coast home has become so pop
ulhr with old soldiers seeking mild
climate that the committee recon-
mendcd u law limiting admission TO
the home TO veterans enjoying pen
sion. OF less than twenty dollars II
month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
BEGIN ERECTION OF
CRANDSTAnDS FOR
the INAUGURATION

Washington. Jan. 2.-When
President Taft looked across -Tle
White House lawn at breakfast to-
day he saw the first physical prep
aration for the inauguration OF his
successor.
Pennsylvania avenue in rfont of
the executive mansion was filled
with wagons loaded with lumber for
the stands from which the inau CUR
stion parade will be viewed. and
scores of iaborers began the build
ing
Almost the first thing that met
the Presidents eye when Ii. entered
his office a few minutes later was
the joint congressional resolution
appropriating $4,000 for additional
police protection for Washington
during the Inauguration. Mr.. Tar,
smiled and signed the resolution at
once.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
G0MpERS OENouNCES
PROPOSED LABOR Laws

New York. Jan. 80 compulsory
arbitration WAS denounced today by
Samuel compers.~ president OF the
American Federation OF Labor. In u
speech before the annual meeting
of the National Ciyics Federation.
Mr. Gompcrs declared that III.
workers would submit to arbitration
such rs ;ha; proposed by bills now
before the New York state l.gisia-
turc.
II agree with them MS to the de-
STABILITY OF preventing u strike he
said. "hu, don't imagine you are go
ing to escape them by attempting TO
make perfectly natural activities
unlawful. The attcmp, to get away
from strikes by the methods propos-
cd Is simply the attempt TO compress
steam or power In a too limited space
You may do that for u whhs hut
you viii have an explosion from
which no power on earth Is po'cn,
TO protect
"You may make she s,Jppage of
work Illegal but you won't stop III.
association OF the right OF workers
to stop working. You want to get
away from the turmoils resultant,
from industrial creditors. and wan,
to join you in that. but for Heavens.
sake don't burden our laws or our
system or our lives with conditions
that Will make our troubles thou
sand fold mor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
DOLLAR PACKAGE
R
Kidney Medicine Free
,Relicvcs Urinary and Kidney
s. 1ruAbles. Bacsache, Straining.
> Swelling. Etc.
Stops Pain in the Bladder,
kidnevs and Back.

wouldn't 1t be nirr within a week or so TO
Nsetn to say goodbye forever to tho scalding.
dfibhk1r. stra,uin~ or too frequent passage Of
urine: fcreh~Ad and back-cf-ihc-hrad achcs.
the stiiehes aud pains in the hack. the growing
'suscic weakness; SPOT. before the -yrs: yellow
etin; sluggish bowels; swollen ryeiids or
ankles: lcS cramps: unnatural short breath:
Nccplcssncsa and dr,pon.cneyr
I have = remedy tor these troubles .h,, you
can depend on, And " Spu want to make =
QUICK RECOVERY. you cusht to write and
k,t Tree dollar package of ~ How to obtain
my Kidney aud Bladder medicines frrr;-,'us:
sin.n NC tine like this: pr. 4. d. Robinson.
Il HI: Luck building. Detroit. Mich. and will
send u by mail. postpaid and irrr. ~ You will
>rc ~hcu you Tct IL this remedy contains only
pure. hafnlear medicines. hut 1t has great
healing and rain-ccnqucrfrc power.
II sill quickly shTw 1t. p"wrr cs~s YOU use
II. 80 think yot han better sec ~hae /; is With
out delay. q wilt send You dollar package
Jrcr-you can use 1t and oase vcafssaf q; home.
II you think this ms:sse. over ,;yru will sec
tina; could not afford ta'uisk cNth,s lihcrsi
.,orr Nnlr-. tcl,csed INV mc,Scso-> would
sns~ Kidney Aad Wadccr ifoahles.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
MUSIC STUDENT
TAKES own LIFE

New York. Jan. 2e.- Burgess
Dickinson. a Young student of mu-
sic whose body was found at the
bottom OF an air shaft of the apart
inent house where he lived, in Wash
ington Square, is believed TO have
taken a suicidal leap from window
on the sixth floor. t-.cause he was
discouraged in his ambition over his
musical composition. His brother.
Howard Carter Dickinson, who is an
assistant district attorney. declared
today that he believed the young
man was temporarily insane. and the
coroner decided TO record the case rs
suicide
Dickinson WAS the Is year old son
OF Rev. Edwin H. Dickinson. pastor
OF the North Presbyterian church OF
Buffalo, He WIS graduated from
tue Nal- Scientific School in 1907.
His brother said lie WIS gifted rs a
composer aud was doing come en-
ceedingly difficult work in musical
research recently but he fell far
short OF his ideals and could not
reach the effect he was striving for,
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
The Return Of
Blood Eruptions
No Reason Why Anyone Should Suf
fer With Such Dishcartenin8
Experience.

No case OF contagious blood poison Il,
ever cured until the last particle OF the
virus has been removed from tho Clrculi.
t!oI. The least taint LETT in the blood
VIII. sooner or later, cause Il fresh out.
break of the trouble. with all its hIicous,
and destructive symptoms OF liberated
mouth and throat. copper coiorci
splotches. failing hair. sores and ulcers.
etc. No other medicine so surely cures
contagious blood poison as $. :. : II
goes down into tho blood and steadily.
and surely drives out every particle OF
the Infection. 1t absolutely and porfostlv
purifcs tie blood. and leaves this vhvi
iluid as fresh. rich and healthy as IL was
blood poison entered tho circulation
6. s. s. quickly takes effect on the hlool
and gradually the symptoms disappear
the health is improved. the skin cleared
of all spots, sores and other blcmishcs
the hair stops coming out, the mouth and
throat heal and when $. : S has
Clcansci the system Of tho poison no
trace uf tho disease is lcft $ $ S
cures niarious blood poison because it
Sc tho greatest OF all blood puriucr;.
tested and proven In hundreds aud hun.
jreIs Of cases all over tho country
You will hra s. s s for sale In Al,
drug stores at s,.oo per bottle, Write to-
The Swift Specific Co. lsT swift BLDG.
Atlanta Ca. for private medicA, advice
and a very instructive book ON all blood
diseases sent free, scaled IN plain
wrapper:
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
TAFT TO SPEAK

WashinHton. Jan. .H.-Prcsidcnt
Tar, will max" his farewell speech
to the ohio society tonight AT its
thirt annual banquet here. The
president will speak on the rain
bow comes down In Ohio" the mot
to adopted by the Ohio corn boys
who recently visited the capitol.
Other speakers will be Speaker Clark.
Representative Cannon and Senator
pomcrcnc. senator Burton will make
his farewell address, and review tn,
achievements OF the TAFT admins
tration.
This Is President Mckinley's birth
Gay
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
HAVE you A HY0ME
INHALER FOR CA1ARRH?
II so your Druggist will Sell you .
Bottle Of Hyomei the Worlds Surest
Cattarh Remedy for onlv 50 cents.

Get a bottle rish, now. Pour few
drops of HYOMEI into the inhaler
and start this very day TO breathe
the healing Balsamic yapor and de-
stroy the Catarrh germs.
With every package OF Booth :
hfOMEl comes a little bookle, which
explains how easy 1t is to eud the
misery Of Catarrh and Group. II is
made of Australian Eucalyptus and
contains no harmful drug.
Its fine also for coughs. colds and
sore throat, and money back IL 1t
isn't satisfactory.
II you haven't the HfOMEi inhaI-
er ask for the complete outfit. $I.oO
Just breathe it-No stomach dosing.
Hausman Drug Co. guarantees
Booths HYOMEI.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
PODIES OF SNOW SLIDE
VICTIMS ARE FOUND

Grand Lake. Colo. Jan. 2s.-Thc
bodies OF Andrew Jusncr and Thom-
as Dunn We're found yesterday at
twenty miles from Chambers Lake
near the site of their cabin which
was demolished by u suowsiide last
Friday. The bodies when found by
u searching party from here were
frozen. aud buried under 20 feet OF
snow
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
BIG MERCER PLANNED
IN c. CREEK DIST.

Denver. Jan. 2g.-The orsaniza-
ton of s25.0uo.ooo corporation.
to be known as the Securities COM
pany. TO control all transportation
systems into and through the Grip
pie Creek mining district is the an
nounced object of the visit of Allen
l.. Burris OF New York. Burris left
yesterday with Joseph Walker, ia,
and George \. Miller, New York
financiers. II is planned to make
the Securities companr' holding
concern for the five railroads in the
district. the El Paso Consolidated
Mining company of which Burris is
president and the Golden Cycle Min
ing company. which the Ell Paso is
under contract TO purchase for So
100000.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
THIRD TERN

From the New York Evening Post
Women all over the country re-
joicod when Mrs. Ella FlaEg Young
was elected for third term as sup
erint.ndent of Chicaso'ss chooIs at a
salary of <1o,u1.o year.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank the friends who
SO kindly remembered us during
our recent bereavement. the sickness
and death of our beloved husband
and father. Arthur j Robertson-
Mrs. Alma Robertson and Daugh-
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29
NOTE Of ALLIES
RECEIVED BY TURKS
tCon;inued from page i.)

December IL las; are broken OFF. &c
The note does not dcnouncc the ar
mis;!cc. This will ievolve ON the
. governments Of the Balkan states
when they consider the moment OPP
\ perfume.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29

constantinoplc. Jan. :s.-'H Hands
OFF all the Turkish possessions In
Asia. was Gcrmany's pointed put!-
Ncation today 10 everyone concerned.
II WAS given by the German ambas-
sador to Turkey In speech ut the
Tcutonia Clubs annual dinner in
honor OF Emperor Williams birth
day
The Empire OF Turkey. lies In
Asia Minor. Baron Hans NoU Wag.
cnhcim told an enthusiastic gather
Ing Of his compatriots. He coptln.
ucd: The German Interests In Asia
minor are very great and are bound
up with those Of Turkey, The reccns
note OF the European power, prom.
iscd that Turkey would be aided In
her future development; German.
VIII lend powerful assistanc. In this
cause.
In any ease. however. to all til.
Turkish possexaionA in Asia. Ger
many will attach the label. touch
me not"
CoIs,an,inople. Jan. ...-import.
ant concessions IL 1. expected will b.
made by Turkey in her reply TO the
join, note OF III. European powers.
The response will be handed TO Mar
grave Johann DE PallavIcIni. the
Austro-Hungarlan ambassador to
Turkey. AS dean OF the diplomatic
corps here. either this evening or
tomorrow morning.
The basis OF the ISOLATION propos-
ed by Turkey is said to b. different
from any yet moot.d.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29

Missing his train at Monte Carlo,
Chas. Landau. a Londoner. went back
to the Casino aud won $1,000. He
caught the neat train,
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-29

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ChrouicleNcws Job rooms. samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone Trinidad iln. II
Arizona republican., 1913-09-11

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Arizona republican., 1913-09-11

need ho not fes be @ 9 one CD petition but D sha! also have thereof the following insufficient % be returned e1 n forms af % CD Each of said petitions as deter mined min by the city clerk shah ons and must not at the time name other for the office places to be filled in the petitions for candidates for that office than there Section The petition nomination consist he % @ n mot @ than m three 0 of municipal election which may be presented twenty 2C days before the city clerk Ms a re~es Gn p 1a hm petition or petitions the date Section 3 The of this Charter by the @ G lf e f & Ek f sq6h @ the of the sgner the return thereof petitions h 9 to b 4e number m @ and qualifications of such Commission @ so far as applicable shah provided herein in Section Any whose presented under ay nt % % Tn h @ manne provided for nomination the day of election his writing and withdrawn does not exceed the number to be elected then o Section @ on 5 When petition of nomination no ssnn shall Tha e e, revoked & .t hsrsas 1d of two CD years all petitions of nomination .u Section sss3 Im%sdatsy offices dsj days be-
 
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Arizona republican., 1913-09-11

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 (60 of spurs side and running cars thereon for the of connecting or which noy enter te S ep ~ b % m % Th asiat ans condi tons prescribed from time to time m W tbe tracks to be used for the of freight only and not of exeavatng and filling portion as may be for such purpose and no longer such tracks Commission and all permits granted under the provisions hereof
 9 To cause he removai or f pseng undsr of telephone city. within along or across the streets highways and public places of the city,
 (55> To of all ppes gas all onduis the of charts % and % maps m of % such 3 pipes and ondn this Charter m @ cn1venent P @ fSe ondnctin % % @ 5ette9 and for tbs recording required by the laws of the State of Arizona and the Commission and epedent and carry @ such regulations into effect ., . -,ou thereon to serbe B @ E60p % & with such powers and
 8 To establish Park Board Playground Board Board of 
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