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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-01
SALARY BILL PROGRESSING
MOST IMPORTANT MEASURE BE-
FORE LEGISLATURE is AS
suMlNG FINAL FORM.
SENATE OPPOSES BOOK Law
THINKS 1T SHOULD BE OPTION
AL WITH DISTRICTS TO FUR
NlsH FREE SCHOOL TEXTS.

Santa Fe, N. M, Feb. 1.-The joint
committee of the finance committee
Of the senate and the house is max
ing good progress with the county
salaries bill and the measure is now
in a fair way to be reported. The
amounts of the different salaries for
county officers, substantially as given
in the dispatches Of yesterday, were
agreed upon this morning, with only
three dissenting votes. Provision is
to be made, however, that the classi-
fication of counties shall be upon the
basis Of the assessed valuation as
finally determined by the courts.
This amendment, if passed, will
place several counties in a lower clas-
sification. Among the counties likely
to suffer is Rio Arriba, which will
drop from third to fourth class, owing
to the fact that the court has recent
ly stricken 100000 from its valua-
ton upon the ground that the assess
ment was excessive. 1t is not be
lieyed, however, that San Miguel, OF
any of the other first class counties.
will be affected
No agreement has been reached in
the matter of salaries for the fifth
class counties Of Taos and SandoVal.
and their representatives seem as far
apart as ever. This afternoon the
committee took up that portions Of
the bill fixing the salaries Of district
attorneys. The district attorneys, ake
the county officers, are far from sat
isfied with the proposed schedules.
Several of them demand that provis-
ion be made for the payment of dep
uties, while others want an allow
ance for clerk nire anu stenographer.
The senate committee on education
was in session this morning and lis
tened to statements from Superinten-
dent White, DR.. Frank H. Roberts,
and other educators. Mr.. White was
advised to present the petition of
his department in the form OF bill
and was assured that his bills woul1
receive careful consideration. 1t is
said that the committee is not favor
ably disposed toward the free text
book measure and that the only
chance it has Of passage is in form
which will make it optional in each
district as to whether or not the dis
tr1ct desires to try the experiment.
The house committee on railroads
this morning decided to make a fav-
orable report on House Bill NO. |,
the so-called full crew bill. This meas
ure passed the mousse last year with |
only four votes against it. Represen-
tatives Of the railroad employees or
ders now here find reason to hope
that II may 90 through both houses
and become a law az this session.
The senate this afternoon passed
the resolution ratifying the income
tax amendment 70 the constitution Of
the United States. The resolution
was passed BY a vote Of 10 to I, SEN
ator Page Of Mckinley county alone
voting no. Senators Mlnera and Hartt |
wero present but did not vote. being
paired with Senators Mabry and Barth.
The Judiciary committee reported
unfavorabiy on the bill to establish
travelling libraries, the bill abolishing
capital punishment and the house bill
defining and placing restriction on the
lumber business.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-01
TROPHIES ARE RETURNED.

New York, Feb. LA miniature
viking ship and a bust Of the king Of
Sweden, trophies Of James Thorpe's
prowess on the Olympic field, went
back to Stockholm today on the
American liner, New York. They
we're consigned to Christian Hell
strom, secretary Of the Olympic com.
mittee at Stockholm by James e.
sullivan. secretary Of the Amateu
Athletic union
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-01
TODAY in CONGRESS

Washington, EeD Il Senate Con
yened at 11.45 a. M
Resumed consideration OF the
Works six-year presidential term
amendment.
LaFollette eight hour bill for wom-
an workers taken up in committee.
House--Convened at II a. m.
Ways and means committee resum-
ed hearings on tariff.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-01
REFUSES TO ALLOW TESTIMONY
TO BE GIVEN BY MEN CALL
ED BY THE DEFENSE.
FINDS ACCUSED MAN GUILTY
DECLARES HE PUBLISHED ar
TIcLEs IN HIS PAPER IN
CONTEMPT OF COURT.
@*$*%%++%+a'%++ >

+ w. R. Nelson, owner Of the
I. Kansas City Star, pronounced
* guilty of contempt by Judge
+ Joseph A. Guthrie IN the coun-
+ ty circuit court, this afternoon
i was sentenced to one day in
! the county Jail. His attorney
+ Immediately applied for
! writ of habeas corpus.
i : Judge Guthrie Immediately
+ ordered that Mr.. Nelson be
= turned over to the sheriff and
+ be taken to Jail. Attorney
+ Walsh, for Mr.. Nelson, urged
+ the court to grant five min
+ utes in which to secure the
= writ of habeas corpus. The
= court demurred, but finally
+ the time was allowed after an
i argument.
+ Within the allotted time Mr..
+ Walsh announced that the
+ writ had been granted by the
! court Of appeals. The writ
i was made returnable immed-
! lately and all concerned ad-
J. journed to the court of appeals
= where an argument upon it
! was begun. The writ acted as
+ a supersedeas and in the
+ meantime mt. Nelson was
+ given his liberty.
! Judge ]. M. Johnson of the
: court of appeals, promptly
+ granted the writ and released
= Mr.. Nelson upon his personal
= recognizance in bail of 800
+ until next Wednesday, when
= the case will he gone into thor
= oughly.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-01
Ryan BOND APPROVED

Chicago. Feb. 1.-The 10000 bond
Of Frank NJ Ryan, president Of he
international Iron Workers union.
was approved today by Judge Bake-
sitting III the United States circuit
court. Ryan's sentence - the dyna-
mite conspiracy case was seven
yenra imprisonment
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-01
salazar Returns Q lie Border.

salazar Returns to the Border
FL Paso, Tex Feb AFTER NOV
ing miles along lie Mexicar
Northwestern railway southwest q
Juarez, General salazar's rebel army
is returning to the border and is ex-
pected to appear opposite Columbus,
N. N. on their way the rebels burn
ed every inflammahIa ttirs alcng ne
British-owaed railway, trestles and
stationary equipment. The Mexican
Central railway remains open to Chi
huahua City
Cavalry arriving N Jaurez at the
time Of the expected rebel attach
have made no move to pursue the en-
emy. Horsese and men are in no con-
dition to make a march, while the
rebels are freshly mounted and we'll
equipped.
The evening world., 1913-01-16
WHEN CONSUMPTION
DURABLE 4

Rs@smbss that WEN oass q ssssess.
iosis passss through its surssis sage.
which 10 sfSsa Of . ysav. duratios-p,saty
Of tine - ~ cured. u the Disease y saly
ssss0aiss1 so pesSsely treated bsfsss the
ineussb,s seaoss svsstahs The Datisal
u PEE fear that there he's besa fallurs
- earnestly liassess ~ undsrstaal yeur
sass. ell % n. AnAsrson. one e New
ysrk's iseAiaS spssiaiisss h Thfsat sad
LHaG Diseases, asd - expert II aiasnesis
~ spssial x.IAsht examination.
he oAeeeveeu the very earliest slGns Of
iaAs tssvbbs vhils he disease y ~ II its
s1sol1s sAa0& lsvsssaOats his tssasmsns
a. ~ se1ssAs u ~ Dseaassatiy cured
paSiealA
n ast - away from hsms h IL Asps
- cure tren essidias . short ttms n .
diffsssnt climate leu eaa b cured at
homo u yov 90 - cured ~ III.
Coasvit Or. AaAsrsea. Il essts you
asthia0 - ftnd cut for yourself, Seeauss
office oonsultation and sxamiaatiea are
sivsa without charge. D.. AaAsrsen.
Specialist 20 West 2sa o. (bssvssa Ssh
and eth avsnuss), New York.
Asvrs-0aAy. 10 20 4; Monday. Wsdnss.
DAY. yrtdsy evenings TIL = o'cioshi sun.
days. II 10 ,. Valuable beck % Tvbsrcu.
lssis sent to aay address.
The evening world., 1913-01-16

the customer dashed out OF the door
with the diamond locket In his hand.
Upton followed as soon as he could
get around the counter. raising q great
hue and cry. The thief lodged through
the tangie Of cars and vehio .ss across
tho street. ran down Fulton street to
Court Square ana through to Red Hook
Lane. After him ran the bareheaded
clerk. seven policemen. one police SER
geant and about els oitisens. Fulton
street was asog with excitement
At the corner Of Livingston street
ana Red Hook Lane the thief stumbled
and sprawled his length. He dropped
the locket and. making no attempt to
regain Il. scrambled to his feet and
was on again. Through Livingston
street to Fulton again he raced and
wheeled into the Nassau Trust CON-
pany.
The pufins policeman found the fu-
sitive hiding In the womsn's waiting
room Of the bank and took him to the
Adams street station. There he denied
that he was the thief who had been
The evening world., 1913-01-16
CITY ADOPTS PLAN
FOR CHANGING LINES
OF THE HUDSON RIVER
Gives New York Central Wld-
er Right Of Way, but In.
ereases Public Facilities.

n She Board Of Estimate ADOPTS .
Osea submitted to-day By It's Commit
tes a Terminal improvements me caty
win b called upon TO widen the hight
e way for the New York Centred Rail-
rod from sixtieth street north. The re-
oost of the committee aAds that the
changes are fce the purpose Of permit
ding the city 10 retain water front e.
aittiss outside OF ne railroaA com.
DaayS right Of way.
n effect tho change aatsration> must
b made IN the pier head and bun,hsaA
unss - now established ~ the escrs-
tAry Of war. Inc board authortssd that
Application b made to the War De-
garment 70 pssmit Of thsss changes b.
ins mada
Tns water treat affected ~ 10
Ghsagss 10 the portion On tAs NORTH
NivR sxtsndinG iron Saxtsth - Two
Auadred and Eighth street. Along sAls
lroa, Ne II y propossd b sxtsad he
U1sr head Tine At . sacrancs n places
Il inshors faculties % mat he slEht oe
vay q the New York Central nay b.
Wld0sd and . clty marginal Way ere
aAed. While this great concession 10
tsatative,y granted no mentioa 10 male
e he determtnAtiou Of the oommittce
VITA reference 70 the long eppossd con-
tinuauce Of tracks On Death" avenue
4 separate report on that propoatoa 10
promised within . few dAyA
y0ur reso,uucas were eontalasd N
he IMPORT Of the committee to-day on
~ proposed widening Of the raiiroad's
1oht Of way and sach a theos rssoau.
teoas wsrs adopted
The committee. q which President
yohn Purrey Mitchell. Oomptuiisr Pvsa.
1eUast ana Borough President NcAnsay
are members, disauprovss Of the plan
q the state Canal Board to establish .
Dort Of caM for the new oaaAl bstween
ths Harlem Ship Canal and Dyckman
gessse In thb rsgioa y located Inweod
Nh Part. which. ths eommittss says.
vou,1 b msrrsd b. the presence OF .
eaaaa port a sau. II sugvssts mat the
~ e ell - located further south.
The evening world., 1913-01-16
MWSDEALERS FIGHT
AGAINST MONOPOLY
IN THE new SUBWAYS
Employ Counsel md Protest
Against Contract That May
Favor 4 Single Firm.

UofosaA Nunarea Dsm1sso . ~ New
Ussk Nswsasaisrt Protective 80
oeasvolsnt Assoesatsea have employed
OsAaa counsel ana to-Aay az asAtins
. clause b ~ propossl oosra&ins con-
tFaSes Of ~ sity WIN ~ w traseisa
0ntsrsstA. wAish ciAass they say eztsnas
Mar1 4 Cows nsws-stand monopoly on
~ ~ roads aaA h ~ pesssst ~
~ 10 he ~ hnea
~ CLAUSE vAicA ~ aswsdsalsa
Wane snsaAsa follows,
n ~ sass - ~ saSs q nSWU.
Saoses ed DseledbeaAs ~ besses
sAall Il rsSutFs1 ~ The osmmission.
aAvsFtAss Tor Oeoposals Tor he priu-
49, OF 0sllinS nswspapsN and
0srsedseais u ~ seatleas q ~
sol1reaA n sush aaaAss - - psru1e
q he ooatsaetinG fee asaA peivi,egs
0oQosAAaay Cor each HsWsueaAA.
Q I 1raaksastsin Il No ~ BroaA
~. fessAse iAw pastass Of Gov. oulser
No hes eesn retained ~ ths AewS
1ooiora, hes oommunioatsA M ~
pssbaic Service Commission
4 respectfully suggeoe % this oo0'
0ieGion ~ saiA, that y eonaidsstnl
thls phase q the contract yo0 erame y
% such . way that only oas aswspaee'
Oeand n any a The subwAys shall ~
OoiA to the highest hiAdsr. TO aay 90
pofoon; that no psrson shall have I
Sight 10 Own o. control a. oporete NOR
thaa . single stand N any subway; an<
eAat thee contracts b INVADED 70 tn
Aaghsgt hidAerS for the bsns0t q IA
city, end that before the oootraOe y ere
Outod ana awarded N ad1davst b. ~
Qlsrsl Of the highest bAddsr thas be I
Sot interested directly o. inAirectly
cay other newsstand asong the sub
vov . and also that no pre-
uiums % charged Sos ne ~ a ~
s1eAieals o. bookA"
The nswudsalsrs contend tAaA aswa
GeanAs - the NV subvays should b
eeot out a the hAnds Of . 0ogporatior
Thoy insist that under the propose
Seanss Ward 4 Gov could grae I'll u
uswsstands a the future subwsyA II
o0csru Of the association ars W. Asr,
On. Proa1deut; N. p. 6oooa. vSoe-Prss
1ant; B. Nielsen. Treasures, and
Osrnstain. SECRETARY.
n France end other foreign oour
triss the nswsstand privileges are q
iaoast for poor peoOaA principally vie
eva Here N New Yora the individVi
0sWsdsalers are being crowded on u
Olsssts and thslr hght fos the futul
etanAs has basis. they contend. In u
ax1oa. Tho srsatast sod tor u
Qsatsst sumlbsr."
The evening world., 1913-01-16
MOVE CHASE
FOR A SPR|NnNG Thief
AND DIAMOND L0CKET
Police and Citizens, Led by
Jewelry Clerk, Have Spec
tacular Race Through Streets.

The good old fashioned cry Of stop
thieff' sounded in the middle Of busy
Fulton street. Brooklyn. at the noon
hour to-day. and . thief chase. conducted
IN the regulation peil-mell style. ensued.
When q young man entered the Jew
eiry store of Louis Amcls. at No. rs
Fulton street. ard asked 10 look at q
case OF diamond iockots In tho window,
Robert Upton, the clerk. hurried to
oblige the customer. The man took one
lockct On his hand and asked to sec an
other. which was stu In the window.
Al soon a. the clerks back was turned
The evening world., 1913-01-16

around until r was directly in front OF
. swiftly moving southbounA OF. That
car hit II II turn and then the two troll
ny carr. nsithss a who could Be
brought to an immediate standstAii.
ground NE automobile between them.
Mr.. Belmont was bobbsd AROUND IN.
SIDE ths auto ana the Giass Of ths Nm
CUISINE was smashed and Ne sldss burst
In. Passengers ON The street ears also
were SHAWN W.
The evening world., 1913-01-16

Angass Belmont win insist On IN n.
vsseAoation 10 M tAs blame Tor the ooi-
hsloa Of two strsst cars WITH nrs. Bel
moot'e limousine N Fourth aveaus near
N,atA strsst yesterday afternoon. MA
BslmeaA formerly Eleanor Robson. the
actress he'd . narrow escape nreu ssss-
ous injury or death In the oolliAoa.
use husband has great eonddsnos II
Rayaend MoriTtn. the chauffeur who
bee Sssa in die employ for several ysara
aal y inolinsd to think that CARELESS
nsos - he part Of one Of the trolley
mseeemsa caused the smash. ~. Bel
nss& wss plainly Indignant whsa hs
viSWs1 the wrecked machine
Ma Belmont had bssa q Wana-
nahees and Noskia. hse chauffeur. va
sndsavorins 70 cro0 Fourth avenue -
20 nosth b that thocoushfsrs Tue street.
was alssd With vehicles ana . aerth.
bound trolisv or. suddenly pushing ~
wv out from bshihd several trucks and
aueps that had ohscursd Aorkin's view.
struck Ne Bs,nsnt machine . glanolns
blow - II was moving diagonally enress
Ne tEaAk.
The tmpaSt swung ne satomobAls
The evening world., 1913-01-16
clshoYVlAN LEFT $500. 900.


~ New. 4. ~ 0ovs4ss WAo Died ID
Saoes, Was . saissassayy there.
5Aaa ne cArsuan ministry = not al
wayu ~ path q poverty = Indicated By
- YIN q the Rev. Arthur r. Morris.
q Episeopatan missionary VITO died st
Yekohama. Japan. on Dec. ~. leaving
a estate valued ct esoo.ooo.
Or. Morris left eoo 70 his body SER
voat. Hawai- Kingo. and 1900 10 Christ
Cburch. In Yokohama OF the residue
- bsqusathsd two-Afths 70 his nephew.
0erard ~ Barrstte Of LAschmont. N.
=. and tWo-Afths 70 hi niece. Nrs.
Nary Norris ostrandss. wife Of Chariss
~ ostyandsr Of No. % West v1fty-third
e1pone On olth ~ lsft y uas1eus Eois-
sonsltaA1e - st( segaa-
". " Z. i .{HI<i..<I. u..-s. . J !
The evening world., 1913-01-16

Went sAy when Carran Died.
Judge ASpinan In the Supreme Court
In Drooklyu to-day denied he motion
Of MA Hllsa Dcksraisy 10 havs her
brother. AtoAaa Curran. declared dsad
suossqusnt to iseA Years ago the Bur
roAts Of New York declared che man
deed and sn isss . rvsatavs died leaving
N estate oe t3b.oeo In Brooklyn TO b d.
vidsd between the brother and sister.
Ars. Dokersiey got her share and was
appoantsd Administrative q the sststs
Of her brother. But the estate has been
IN tns hands q the Comptrollsr eli
these years and because she can't prove
that Curran died after his relative dld.
'Mrs. Eokersley cannot gst the money.
The evening world., 1913-01-16

pursued. and gave his name as Dewitt
Levine OF No. 1901 DE Kalb avenue.
Grand larceny was the charge made
against him.
The evening world., 1913-01-16
%. AItn1att & On.

"Betalph" Guaranteed Silk
Hosiery, In black and the fashionable
at the following moderate prices:
Mems Guaranteed Silk Hosiery
In black or colors per pair S1.75
Women's Guaranteed Silk Hosiery
in black per pair $1.75 & ESQ
Women's Guaranteed Silk Hosiery
in white or colors per pair $500
Women's Extra Size Guaranteed Silk Hosiery
The evening world., 1913-01-16
Motoring Outfits

Silk, Wool and Silk-and.wool Sweaters;
Shetland Shawls; Raincoats and Mackin-
toshes; Hats, Caps, Wells, Scarfs, Gloves,
Parasolettes, Goggles, etc.
Motor Robes and Pillows; Fitted Hampers
and Motor Cases; Travelling Bags, Dressing
and Suit Cases; Thermos Bottles; Motor
Clocks, etc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-19
I Ba|k$nskjCh bOji$t.
Oblehani Skadaru.

Die zprav re Sofie, pokraGovalo
Sc v 1tery minulGho tydne prud.
KEN zapasu o Scutari. Ztraty ma
zadn6 strane nebyly vSak velike
Spojenci, obl6hajici mesto (Srbo,
We a Cernohorci) prohlasujf, ze
pevnost brzy padne. Tomu odpo.
RUIZ zpravy Carihradu, kter(
tam postal Essad Bay, velitel O.
bl6han6 pevnosti, kteryz tvrdi, ze
Sc mHze braniti do nekoneGna.
TureckG vyslanectvi v Londy
ne obdrzelo officielni sdeleni, zC
Cernohorci dne 13. t. m. ma hlavu
porazili tureck6 vojsko pred Ska
drem a zmocnili Sc pahorku Ia.
raboSe a Birzy, kter6 ovladajI
pevnost Skadar.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-19

MIN publikacim q delnickym Case.
ipm".
V sobotu pfedlozena byla sne.
movn6 poslanecke pfedloha, kite.
rou Sc povoluje celkem $25, ,643,.
800 ma vefejne budovy We Wash.
ingtone q V rdznych cAstech re.
me. NejvetM jcdnotlivou poloz'
kou jest $2,500,000 pro novou bu.
dovu odboru vnitra, krone STAY.
pozemku. Ma ctyfi m6sta v Ne,
brasce bylo vzpomenuto. Lincoln
dostane $175,000 ma pffstavek k
nyn6jSf federalni budove; Cha
dron, $4,000; Aurora, $4,000
McCook, $25, 900. V lowe povole'
no ma postovnf budovu V Charles
City, $4,000; We Washington
100000; v Maquoketa, $4,000 q
v Grinnell, 100000. V Jiznf Da
kot6 ma poStovnf budovu v Red
field povoleno 100000 a v Belle
Fourche, $4,000.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-19

be pfimen budou odstraneni ci-
zinci 2 ncbezpecnych pAsem q ma
Sc tez yyznaciti pAsmo kolem n
merickeho vySlanectvi, ktere bu-
dc respektovAno. - IN stfclby
spolkovych del ma opevneni Dia-
zovo Y arsenale, jemuz vydatn6
povstalci odpovfdali, scnAt Ease
dal a probiral odstoupeni presi-
denta MADEIRA. v dhv6fe, ze ko-
necne Diaze porazf, Madero od-
mftl sen4t a ignoroval radu Fran
cisca de La Barra jinych pfatel.
Odmitl resignovati. - Zapas ma
ulicfch mexickeho hlavniho mGsta
byl dncs divoccjsf nez vSechny
minulG dni. Americk6 vySlanectvf
ocitlo sc Ease bitevnim ohni. A.
mericky vyslanec Henry Lane
Wilson malcm byl by byval zabit
kulf pusky, ktera letela tesn6
mimo jeho hlavu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-19
vsal 81 pfilia mnoho ma 1taros..

Ma lgaz pesdajl udal lntae
lake ! Il lepgr pokusil ~ ..
loupili se,taAes hdl ua ulici bllAa
uslfvslniho nAdrali Kansas Cts
y ngd9h Nemohl j. Nsak mili
vsecky IA musee, kdyi byl "
prAs,mll rvyelstr 10 teeh. ktvfl
ehtali uteel xasl sAm 10 taietleh
a u, klsfi msli h,ti oloupenl pa
slii - "a nim lpdua q Kali Ia
Iitvm tsPAlsnssk. sasAhla a ne
splse aurtelns tranlla tfaaet.e
tlsgvFalda IL lslsho ghlapss
lerl,sr h,l depa,lea ~ delsi hea
ID mAlem uaikl Nnse, Ani -
slrapy Fessafsnahe dava llsl -,
ehrAasn p,,lisli q ysal de vAssaL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-19
2 KoNcREsU.

Povsechny 1tok ma "demokra-
Itickou marnotratnost" rozvffen
byl 1tery We sn6movne posla-
necke, kdyz vybor vysetfujici
soustfed6nf penez a 1veru poza-
dal dalsich $4,000 ma hrazenf
svyeh vyloh. Resoluce byla ko-
necn6 pfijata, avsak malou v6tsi-
nou, 1919 proti ia hlasG mnozi
ldemokrat6 hlasoyali republika-
ny proti nj. VGdce mensiny,
poslanec Mann Illinoisu, karal
ostfe demokraty, prohlasiv, ze
Ikontrola zakonodarstvf jest v ru-
kou desorganisovanGho davu"
a ze rozpocty V tomto zasedanf
dosahly vysokeho rekordu. Posla-
nee Fitzgerald, pfedseda rozpo-
ctoveho vyboru, shodoval Sc s p.
Mannem a prohlasil, ze v letosnim
zasedani povoleno bylo vice pc
nez, nez v kteremkoli zasedani v
historii kongresu, tolik pry, ze
"vsecky reel o zrevidovdnf ella
smerem dold, musf vyzniti v trap.
nou fraSku." Poslanci Gardner z
ITexasu a Lloyd . Missouri hajili
praci vyboru, kdezto poslanec
Hughes West Virginie podporo.
val stanovisko poslance Mamma.
Otazka prodlouzeni president
skG lhGty odkazana byla priStimu
kongresu snemovnim vyborem
Ipravnim. We sn6movn6 podana
byla resoluce poslancem Clayto,
mem, ktera rIznila Sc od resoluce
Worksovy v senate pfijat6 tim, ze
dodatek k 1stave mel by vejiti '
Iplatnost az r. 1921, tax ably
Taft, Wilson Roosevelt mohli
Ibyti op6tn6 kandiddty. o tGtc
zalezitosti, die rozhodnuti pravni
no vyboru, nebude vsak jednanc
Iv pfitomnGm zasedani kongresu
We stfedu vyborem ma vojen
lsk6 zalezitosti predlozena byla
armadnf rozpoctova predloha, kite.
rou Sc povoluje $94, ,5S5, ,62S, coz
jest o $500, ,450 vice nez odporuGe
no bylo snemovnou. We sn6movnt
lpfedloha, kterou Sc m6lo povolitt
~, 100000 ma vladni uGastenstvI
ma svetovG vystave v San Fran
cisku, byla zabita pro toto zaseda
nj kongresu, Bylo pro nj ode
yzdano ll2 hlasu, proti III. Pro
Ii podnikatelum yystavy San
FRANCISCAN panuje zna6n6 roztrp
6eni, jezto zprvu prohlaSovali, b,
nebudou zadati upln6 zddne vlad
ni subvenee IA nyni chteji $4,000,
1000, nebot toto ueastenstyi vladnI
na vystave neni nicim jinym, nez
Ii subvenci,
We etvrtek poslanee Berger, so
eialista z Wiseonsinu, podal reso
luci, kterou Sc zada yysetfoyanI
censorslvi v postovnim odboru
lierger tvrdi, xe moei k yyluGoya
ni q postoyni doprayy "oplzle Ii
teratury" jest zneuSivano despo
tlekym zpasohem proti reform
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v ncdeli radil 10 president Taft
asi dv9 hodiny sc cleny sveho ka-
binetu q Maderovi bylo odpove.
demo, ze pro pfitomnou dobu via.
da naSe nepomyslf ma brann6 "a.
krOGenf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-19

"cesko. Amsricky VenkOv" j.
ieliny hospodAfuky Sbornik A.
morice, Plate ii . cislO na ukAs
ku pod adresou, ceskO- AmsFick! I
venkov. lil7-l9 So, 18th Sn
Omaha. Nehv