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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17

WE HAVE PLACED Chill
DREN'S DRAWERS on sale at prices
that will make your spring sewing use
less.
One neat style of heavy muslin has
an edge of hemstitching trimmed with
4 rows of fine tucks. These come in
all sizes. The original price was 15c.
White Sale Price is .-........................ Sc
THIS CHILD'S DRAWER is of
good quality muslin and has embroid-
cry edge and four rows of tucking.
They are regular zoe values. White
Sale Price is ...-.......-..-.........-..-... 12c
WE HAVE ALSO PLACED ON
SALE at greatly reduced prices the
following:
CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE
NIGHT GOWNS from. 49c to 75f
CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE
PETTICOATS ............-....-.. 25c. SOC
WOMEN'S WHITE WASH
SKIRTS -. ..................-.....-...-...... 49c
CHILDREN'S WHITE LINGE-
RE DRESSES .-.:.-... $3.50 to CSC
CHILDREN'S SOILED WHITE
SWEATERS .. ......-.......-.........-...-.... 29c
Many other items of unusual interest
to people who would save money.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
DIVULGED TELEGRAM
OF KING UNPUBLISHED
Clerk Gave Out Message; Highest
Court in Italy Refuses to I'M
pose Penalty.

Rome-Many old fashioned peo-
pie are complaining Of a recent de-
cision OF the Tribunale di Cassazione.
which corresponds here TO a certain
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17

WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORT.
MENT OF CHILDREN'S NIGHT
ROBES in great profusion of styles.
One gown in slipover style is made of
good muslin with both edge of neck and
sleeves trimmed with neat, service.
able embroidery. It's a gown that or.
dinarily sells for csc. The White
Sale price is ........ 49c
THIS SLIPOVER GOWN is made
of an excellent quality of muslin, is
made full with round neck, trimmed
with three rows of hemstitching. a
regular S5c value. White Sale
Prlce Sc. OSC
A GOOD MUSLIN GOWN made
to open in front and with long sleeves.
has a tucked yoke with inset panels of
dainty embroidery. The gown was or.
iginally a good value at 55c. The
White Sale Price is -.............. 25c
A SERVICEABLE GOWN OF
HEAVY MUSLIN for routine wear
is made with open front and long
sleeves, both finished with a plain ruff
file and hemstitching. This gown is
regularly 4Oc. The White Sale
Price is ..-.....-..... lac
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17

PILES CURED IN o TO IA DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money
II PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure any
case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
Protruding Piles In TO II days. sec
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17

once more been defeated. after which
no other appeal is possible.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
Saturday is ChiLdren's Day at the Gre
Sale of White Wear

It's the logical day for special prices chen goods of any
kind They home from school and mothers bring
be that the garments bought both fit and please Our
special uaues for Saturday M please both the mothers the
children Children hard underwear kind especial
designed both material make rough treatment
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17

A COMBINATION OF GOOD
MUSLIN has deep flounce trimmed
with eyelet embroidery and five rows
of fine tucking. It's a regular CSC
value. The White Sale Price is 29c
OUR GREAT WHITE SALE in
,ludes many excellent values in Chill
dren's Petticoats. These are just few
to give you an idea of the excellent bar.
gains to be had.
Child's heavy muslin petticoat, hav-
ing flounce trimmed with hemstitch.
ing and two clusters of four row tucks.
They sell regularly for 3Of. The
White Sale Price is .....-...~.. loc
ANOTHER PETTICOAT OF
QUALITY fit for dressy occasions, has
a deep flounce trimmed with two rows
of fine val. insertion and lace edging.
This petticoat regularly sells for 75c.
The White Sale Price is ..~.-.~.-... 39c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
EARL & WILSON'S REDMAN
15f COLLARS SATURDAY
ONLY. 3 FOR 25c

These, as almost everyone knows
are the best 15c collars on the
market. Extra well made, pure
linen, all sizes. Saturday only
2 for Csc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
ODDS AND ENDS

We add daily to this lot small
lengths for waists and dresses in
all kinds of white goods, for short
waist dresses, etc. Tomorrow we
put out a special lot, your choice
January White Sale, yard Sc
BLANKETS
On special sale for tomorrow
only; one lot, wool blankets,
worth $500, in white, with col
ored borders. January White
Sale - ...........................-....-.. $Z.9S
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-14
Los coMisloNADos JAPoNEsEa
PARTiRAN PARA sus cAsAs.

San Francisco, Calf, Agosto 81
Dandose d la vela Ell dia 1S de Agoss
to de Vancouver en- el mismo vapor
con Felix Diaz, embajador especial de
Mexico al Japon, ira el DR. Juichi So
yeda Tadio Kamiya, secretario homo
rario de la camara de comercio de
Toxic, los dos comisionados a este
pals por las camaras de comercio de-
.Japon afiliadas para investigar las
condolences Que rodean el acta de te'
rrenos en- contra de los extranjeros.
Als,hacer un sumario del fesultado
dc sus investigaciones, el DR.. Soyeda'
dijo hoy lei sentimiento general ha'
ella nuestro pals, 10 hallamos, que fue
cordial y el sentimiento general entrt
los Japoneses que estan viyiendo eu
ia costa del Pacffico fue tambien So
tisfactorio. Parece haber un buen
esado de paclencia indulgencia ma
Difestadas. ~
~Nuestra gente en- casa estan tam
lien aguardando por la soluci6n ulti
r,ada con indulgencia Mientras la'
gentes de ambos pafses retengan SUI
cabezas v hagan fuerza entenders'
amos 4 los otros no hay NADIA que te
inler.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-14

~, r, .i =, -. 2 Az a .-......x 2 n II r...,,
&. MA N S's ',s-'''' N' .sa .l VI q
nozai leLe de la piana mayor y ran'
cho Villa. caudillo rebelde en- r. parte
norte de- Mexico, fll6 arrestado en- El
paso nor los oficfaIes DE- los Estados
,,..,a.. ,..., 49,, ~
'Aass as1N 's's
# No expico " mision Aqu's 4 iSusve
de los rebeldes heridos traidos aqul
Gn Ii pelea de- Rancheria para ira
tam iento han sido n,,estos INFO arres.
.,,-.,,,, Il. Il, 4. Ii ~ lin
y po'SN0 VII 81. Y Z \. ,'';s 'S a 4
ciente para oe5ar - iios p''a''
onclaies de ~ rnhulcion lnslicAl'a 7
er Chihuahua estan hacienda esfuer-
zos pasar IN cargamento de muieres
\, ,,,7os \ Y, II. ~ Y Il, paso v han
y ~ .- ..-
ro',noaoo onolal1s uo .a ~. -. 60, 81,
81 ~ raso W. setan lua,ua1os & a4u'
a. = - = primer .t9n vo.Vn n. So'a
a' nlonse ~ n a. SoSns n ~Aa '' A'S'
ocsiIala paia ~ uso. ~ 4,
e iuhoicion us eninuAnua = 70 8. !.
soihiuo q t1apa!o. pSlo solansn'e N
pueue co,ler pol 'fsln's u.as, u.oeu 1,
sus vns'as po.suV = ss's = -,
] ~ y NJ, ,,,ss AZ
- - ,r.,,,.,, .,, c,,a
' sos & 49,. '.ss.,,. 1890 a.ssa.s nrxx,ca IL 4, rsr
~ Sa.s I'd .s 8 ..1s, N, rn II
-. -. a sss,,.a ' = - ,s;,,,s,Ss, - 80 80 -
1,s, aw S'' s.. !. s 5000 q oa,,a.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-14

Washington. b. G., Agosto S.--El
Senador Joseph f. Johnston. de Bir.
nlingham, Alabama, falIeci0 en- su Guar
itc aqui esta mafana, POGO antes de-
las 8.
FL Senador Johnston habia estado
en- mala salud y no habia atendidp q
ninguna session del senado por una .see
mana Habia estado confinado en- su
cuarto 10 mas del tempo, pero SUI
malestar no fue reconocido como
pneuminia hasta unos cuantos dias
pasados.
FL Senador Johnston contaba 70
AMOS de edad, habia servido durante
la guerra en- la armada confederate,
|fue gobernador de Alabama por DOS
terminus, y habia sido miembro del
|senado desde 1907. Fue unanime.
mente electo para suceder al fnado
ISenador Pettus. Fu6 rerelegido eIi
| I1909.
La muerte del Senador Johnston
Imerna la lnayoria Democratica en- 81
iproyecto de Ia tarifa de la admins
traction en- el senado, aunque caudt
lios del partido insisten que no habra
dificultad seria en- pasar Ia medida
La muerte del senador Johnston de-
La la votaci0n predicha en- 81 senads
l4S por Az.
Caudillos Democraticos en- Wash
lington pidiran al gobernador de Ala
Hama 81 deseo de que lame Ia legia
latura EN- session especial para que K
de autoridad de hacer 81 nombramien
Ito, de proveer para una election in
mediata bajo Ia enmienda de elecci6i
i directa.
Washington, p. G, Agosto Sam
bos eI Senado y IA Camara Sc pro
rrogaron en- honor Y respeto del Sena
4 dor Johnston resoluciones INTRODUCE
| das d su memoria fueron adoptadas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-14

VA comi8toN pE lflyEsTl0A IN
HALL a A. 90 BIZ DON pE
Y NuEvA YORK PRE- ctpi iTApo,
EeTABA MAG QuE eso,ooo ~
DEupA v uso CoNTHieuc no
MES PARA cuBRtRLA. IN 81
cRETARio lpENTtFicA IA
CU UENTA MisTERloeA.

1sew I orn ~ iy 1Asoe' 80 N
peoulaciones del GoDernador William
zulzer en el mercado az Nueya forK
lsalieron 4 luz abiertamente hoy ante
"a comision con1unta legislative ae ~: !:
iivestigaci0n ~ testimonio mostro ~
lgobernador un perdedor enorme in'
|dtc0 que mlentras q tenia una denoa
de $4,000 en contra 'de e con una
ferma de cambios' uso contriDuciones
De campana para especuiar con otro
cambista.
un secretario oe una casa oe cam
Dios identlnc0 ~ mlsteriosa cuenSa
no. 500" como " de znlzer y un MEM
bro de otra frma, Meiyiile Fulier, no
solamente admitio que Anlzer napia
sido un marcnante con una cnenta
debida corriendo cerca az SoV.vou
con NiaDios SIN seliar a ~ sugestlon
dei gobernado " secretar1o aue
testified dijo que se " napla oicno
que r. cuenta No. 500" err Sia aei
gobernador por 81 empleanor, quiep
taereg6 que ei estaDa 'or8tilioso 80 te
ner "a cuenta dei goDernador'
Mas testlmQnlo rue auucldo una
lista de ouentas introducidas' tendien-
DO q mostrar que parte de ~ especuS
lacion rue ileyada con contrlpuciones
4 IA campafia gubernatoriai AZ zul-
xer Ninguna de estas llpranzas rue
ron reportadas en- ia declaracion Jus
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-14
pAx n ouIETup REiNAN AtioRA
VI n N IN MEXICO.


Washington, D. C., Agosto ~ El
encargado de- IA embajada Americans
o'shaugnessy mando in cablegrama
|al departamento de estado hoy que IA
|Fituaci6n en- la Ciudad de Mexico era
pacffica Y quieta. Sn nensaje fue
Iauy gratifcante 4 los ofciales de -
administrator. 4uienes desean que
todos los malos entendifhientos que 81
gobierno Mexicano pueda tener en-
cuant0 4 las intenciones de los Esta.
dos Unldos dc aclaren aftes que otros
rasos sean tomados en IA policia Dc
paz del Presidente Wilson.
+ La presentation de una nota repre-
sentando las mirns del Presidents
Wilson SO espera pronto, pero los va
rios pasos en- sel programa del gobier'
|ro Americana se llevarAn 4 cabo gra-
dualmente. La primer nota serd
transmitida en- duplicado 4 todos los
gobiernos extranjeros Representatives
aqui declarara por la primera vez
en- t6rminos fornales Ia actitud de "a
administration hacia Mexico
Los oficiales de Ia administration
quienes esperan que los pafses Euro
|peos prestaran su soporte moral los
csfuerzos para arreglar la situaci6n
Mexicana pacfficamente. Quedaron IA
impresionados con Ia
declaraci6n del gobierno Bretanicc
que 81 reconocimiento de Huerta ha.
bia sido solamente 'un reconocimien'
to de presidenta provisional, pendien-
te una election y ESQ fue hecho so
|bIe la teorfa que probablemente
asistiera en- Ia restauraci6n del Or
dem
I'll comento agregado del gobierno
Bretanico que Francia v Alemania ha-
|bian reconocido al Presidente Huerta
dc spues que Ell embajador Americana,
Henry Lane Wilson habia pronnncia
Go I'M discurso congrAtulatorio en- una
reception dada por 81 Presidente
Huerta 4 los cuerpos diplomaticos, fue
recibido como fortaleciendo mas "a
mira del Presidente Wilson que e
cmbajador Americana habia sido IN
factor personal en- la situaci6n.
Lind Recibido Inoficialmente.
Ciudad de Mexico, Agosto 12.--El
F;x-G obernador John Lind, el repre-
sentalite personal del Presidents VII
son consejero de Id embajada Anne.
rscana aqui, fue recibido hoy en- una
-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-14
EL sENADoR cATRoN AYuDARA
EN- EL TRABAJo Pc cAMiNos.


En- Una carta "a Camara de Conner
clio Promote usar sus Esfuerzos
en- concluir q Canine Real PInto-
rescc por IA Reserva Florestal oe
Pecos.
FL primer resultado de Ia resolu-
cj6n de IA camara de comercio plaien'
DO la construction gel camlno pinto
resco q traves de IA reserva norestal
de Pecos q modo DC conectar ios dos
lldos del camino va construiuos o.
Las Vegas y de Santa re fue optenido
O. Lines cuando Ia c0mislon az can't
nos della calnara reclbio una carta ae
7. B. Catron reconociendo q reciDo
dc Ia resolution, y prometiendo hacer
todo 10 que el pudiera para traer z
scabo 10 que Sc desea. Menclono g
hecho 4 AZ a. Jones, de Las vegas
abora primer asistente secretario dei
interior tambien trabajando por e
nsismo. 81 senador residente en- es-
te lado del camino, ellos podran muy
bien consegnir 10 que sc pide. La car
ta es como sigue:
Washington, y. y, Agosto z.
Su carta del dia 80 nltlmo, inciu'
yendo una resoluclon AZ ~ camara de
comercio en- cuanto q que ei goblerno
construya 81 camino real traves de
lss reserva florestal De Pecos, ha side
recibida. Enteramente estoy en- sim
patfa con los sentlmientoS PROPOSE
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-14
II cUERPo DEL PRESiDENTE
AcRiBlLLADo CON HALAs.
Soidados en- Lusar de Presentar Ar
mas en- 81 Funeral del Presidents
de Haytf, DIrijen sus FusiIes u Ca.
jon y DIsparan y 10 LIenan de Agu.
jeros.

New York, Agosto l2--En iugar az
presentar armas cuando fueron orde-
nados de hacerlo, "a escoita miiitar
del cuerpo de Iancrede Aususts, =
nado presidente de Haytl apuntaroh
sus rifles al ferretro 70 acriDiiiaron
con balas, segun dice Marneio
Kemp, de Lexington, Ind. IN Joven
ingeniero empleado por el ferrocarrll
Nacional DE Haytf quien ilego aQui
del Puerto Principe Au hoy, ~ "a
leamiento ocurrio en- ia catedrai us
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-14

tran ieras. onien esfa para suceder
Manuel d ara Adaipe:' Ell transmitidor
de IA nbta dc Huerta, sc espera que
IlexiIe aoul csta noche. S,f actitud
ipfmenxia i'd ha sido defnida t0davia,
aunore se cree due 81 eta cOmpieta1
r,ente .iominado por EIuerta.
n. N Il. n ~ ~, o,,,o nrohabia oue nd
4 .rrs ,,,ns1,,,a sIpYn ci6n de hostil
,,asa ~ 'co,f,.' ~, .Io,,n 'l,tnd 4 ~
,ssss I'D IL rs .,,,,,,,, I AZ ~ habido rebaja
- q dassr rrohscI6nS por parte dc los
II 3, Z, - q rss@ri ~ - ''s,, vsnida
N N \ L as.,,,,a.d.s 'Ess.r.l.. IlaI Nh
., s, VI. !,
Suarssl usns.s. ~ - snps s1s-.',s . 80
.uc,ons,'s aS's NJ Al. III IL ~ pass rsy.
'uila, Z Aso''o q 49,, "a ss Il. a. ,rada.
es, z nsos.v - - .s,s,, ~, s,cs,s s,,, ~.
rales 'ao1Asuoe u, Y I'm q y I
zauos pol ~ au.oss 's.' ) ,,,,,s a. i H.
niAo M 8 as',.s r,'.,,s s. !. csr.s ~ Il cIudso
..s' M. u q - sSda.s1as g A f,,.ron ,rata dos
1s.'ue = -,.,e- 49,, II ,,,os c,,or.
III aa p'os t'1,'. .
~ u'as pasa1v . sssatc Z e.
i's.as sl.,au apoA sr, ass,ss, sS = !. "a a..
an'olao0n, aas .., ass !, I s,,ns q. .
~ tusuas u0 n.'e {. ~. ~
s. mas " s. ~ sass s,.s j. aars,,arsa ,
~, Iee1v ~ ~ ! Sssss s1aa 49, NJ ~
1aruTg :, - asta sarooro IL Cons.
n us 81 ssse s,,,', III, ~, tron a.
..'S Sssr j. z. s'1 yaaars
:. :. aD' !au e =. 2. ~, ~ .sa,dos .o,,s
slos p's.s'0s ,, ,,,s.s .',,,.ar ccr,,s ar.
ooAus M 800 .,..'s,ss. u'uS ,s ,',,ssa ss,' '
'4ua son Z usss ~ ~ q 49,, ,r,ha !
& slus 800 ~ NJ. ssdssssss M 4, Ida IA.
~, "a o,c,,as
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-14
cALOR " FALTA DE AQUA AME-
NAzAN a Los EsTADos CEN
TRALEs.

Kansas City. Mo-, Agosto H. Re-
portes de sufrimientos de calor se-
qufa en- Missouri. Kansas y Oklaho-
ma, llegaron aqui hoy en- grandes nai-
meros, No solamente los distritos
de labranza. pero ciudades plazas
sobre los tres estados, especial
mente en- Kansas estan embarazados
por falta de aqua. Varias plazas es'
tan trayendo su aqua por flete
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-14


RRcargandose contra Ia pared bail
ia del puente de IL Avenida de Don
Gaspar y pegando de cara en- las PIE.
dlas ounce pies abajo, quebrandose
do ese modo Ia puca y recibiendo va-
rias otras lastimaduras fatales en su
cuerpo tue IA triste sperte de Felipe
Archuleta quien encontr6 una muerte
|taagica -el Sabado en- ia noche q Ell
Domingo en- Ia mafiana.
Con Ia muerte del Sr. Archuleta -
cuenta II cuarta quinta vfctfma en-
este malogrado puente desde que fue
construido.
La bajita pared de piedra Ia cual no
llega 4 Ia rodilla de una persona pre-
senta muy poca protection 4 los que
pasan y Sc dice que pronto Sc circula-
ra una petici6n a los comisionados de
condado para que construyaa una pa
red mas alta
80 cree que Adchuleta Tia para su
casa Ia cual se halls eli II Gale del
Colegio, y segun personals que 10 vie
ron 81 SAbado en- Ia n0che se hallaba
bajo Ia infllencia del licor. Parece
que 81 tom6 81 lado izauierdo de IL ca
lie p9rQue All cuerpo fue hallado en "a
rio dc Santa re en- una posici6n boca
abajo, al oriente del puente.
El cuerpo de- Archuleta fue visto el
Domingo en- la mahana primeramien-
to por Emilio Padilla, quien sc halla
|empleado On las caballerizas de Cor
rick en- seguida por los i0venes H.
IS. Skinner j S. r. Hughenherger, en-
pleados en- 81 departamento de obras
del Nuevo Mexicano, estos litimos
vieron la forma postrada de un hom-
bre q las 6 de Ia manana Y Sc bajaron
para abajo hacer una investigation
III cual demostr6 Que 81 hombre estar
ba muerto. Embellishments notiflcar
ron & Hanson, del establecimiento DO
enterradores Akers-Wagner El Sr.
Lambert, miembro de la policfa mon
tada. tambien VIC Ell cuerpo, Il
Fue IN Accidentc.
Seguido de la examination del cuer-
DO por ell DR.. ,. M, Diaz, el Juez de-
Faz J. M Garcia tuvo una averigua-
cion 81 Domingo en- la mahana- El
jurado coronario, del cual John Hesch
fu4 ii uresidef1fe. retorn0 Ell sigh e}l44
te dictamen:
Estado de Nuevo Mexico.
Condado de Santa re.
Nosotros los ,abajo firmados, juez
de paz jurados, quienes hemos iii
onirido 1 investigate Ia causa de la
muerte de Felipe Archuleta, hailado
nsuerto Ell el Precinto No. ~, del CON
idado de santa Fe Ell dia 10 de Agos-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-14

Joseph r. Johnston, de Birmingham
Esta Muerto-- -Muere de Pneumonia
en- su Casa en- Washington TenIa
70 Amos de Edad y SoIamente Estu.l
vo Enfermo Una semana-Re Reduce
Ia Mayoria DemocratIca en- q SCI
nado.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-12
New York Banker Returned
From Mexico Describes
the DespOt
A Reckless Drinker, Often.
irresponsible, OetiaOt Of
Washington
Placed Deputies UndeF Arrest
Fearing Removal for
MisruIe
Duty Of United States
Is Intervention for Sake
Of Order
RY E. s

New York, Nov. lit has become
the duty Of the United States to inter-
vene in Mexico. In no other way can or
der be restored there. Such intervention
costly task that many have believed.
This conclusion was forced upon me
when l recently returned to Mexico City
after an absence of six months. l had
spent three years there previously; Upon
my return I interviewed. a number of
leading Mexicans, among them President
Huerta. 1t did not take me long to dis
cover that a dangerous situation was de-
veloping.
One principal reason for this is the fact
thai Huerta is unable to control himself.
At S o'clock each day he begins to drink
very heavily. Many Of his rash orders
are made when he is under the influence
of liquor. l did not believe this when /
first heard it., but soon found IL! to be
true. And Huerta is. very much exasper-
ated at the attitude of the United States.
President Huerta became obsessed to
in office and defy the United
States. The treasury was empty. The
loan floated by the government in June.
maturing obligations. The government re:
ceived only $4,000, 900 or $4,000 out Of
the 6 $4,000, 900 loan. These were used
up in a very short time. The banks had
taken an. option on the balance Of the
and. s25, 900, 900 more gold to June l next
and had tied the government with an
agreement that no more loans could be
for within two years: With
out the recognition of the United States
government, it would be impossible for
the Mexican republic to float a foreign.
loan either in New York, London or Paris.
Notwithstanding the financial difficult:
ties, Huerta instructed his lawyers to-
point out u legal way b which he could
be elected president. They informed him
that it would be necessary for him to re-
sign to become a candidate for the Of
flee. In anger he told them that he had
summoned them to show him how he could
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-12

be president aud not to show how he
could not be president. Then they told
declare them void. BY this means he
would hold over indefinitely. This propo-
sition was put up to the members Of his
cabinet. :,
Reyes, who was killed in the revolution Of
February last, was minister OF Justice IN
Huerta's cabinet. Reyes was a friend OF
Felix Diaz, and had believed that Huerta
Intended to turn the. presidency over to
Felix Diaz ncase he was elected. He
therefire rendered his resignation. Reyes
wa salso n member OF the Chamber Of
Deputies. After relinquishlng his olrice IN
the cabinet he assumed his duties as a
deputy in Congress; Huena named q
lister Of public instruction, but a deputy
cannot become a member of the cabinet
without tn econsent Of the chamber. I'm
der the leadership of Reyes the chamber
ground that the deputy was a Catholic
and would place the public schools under
the control of the Catholic church.. This
revived the old religious question OF
church and state, and also disclosed that
the Chamber Of Deputies was not In ac-
cord with the executive.
Thu Congress that convened on Sep
TENDER l was the same Congress that
had been elected at the time OF Made
a p9; of mem Or zor rMS p Ranaon' a %de leadins
supporter of the Madero administration,
had disappeared rather mysteriously.
There were many rumors about the cap
ftor as to the manner in which he had
been taken off. The widow. Of Rendon
openly accused the executive Of causing
her husband to be murdered. After the
Chamber of Deputies had recorded its
vote against Huerta's, appointee, Rodolfo
Reyes was sent for one evening to come
to the palace. Reyes fed to the home Of
a friend, and on the following morning
the friend notified President Huerta that
Reyes was safe, but II Huerta would not
guarantee him protection Reyes would
seek an asylum in, the American en-
bassy. Huerta deemed It best to give
way and sent word to Reyes that he
would guarantee his safety. whereupon
Reyes returned to his duty in the Cham
Der Of Deputies.
Huerta withdrew the nomination for
minister of public Instruction, and it
seemed that harmony had been restored.
A few days later a prominent senator
the president OF the Senate a
envelope and told him that it con-
tanned a copy of his will. Then he address,
ed the Senate saying hat "now he was
prepared to die If necessary" Without
ado he assailed President Huerta
n the most violent terms. calling him an
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-12
HUERIA Mad DRUNKARD;
CONTROLLING PASSION IS
Intense HATRED Of J., 5,
WARDENS CANT
MAKE ARREST?

Eslnond, n. D., Nov. lin a case
tried before a justice Of the peace of
Pierce county, several legal questions
were raised relative to the game laws.
1t wa scontended by the defense that a
game warden had no authority to have
a warrant issued upon a complaint before
a justice of the peace, unless the complaint
was first Endorsed with the approval Of
the states attorney of the county; also
that the warden had no authority to make
an arrest under a warrant which by its
terms was directed only to a sheriff, con-
stable, marshal or policeman of the ccun-
ty; also that a game warden had no au-
thorlty to make an arrest at all because
the law authorizing him to do so was
unconstitutional. as an attempt to dis
place the sheriffs and peace officers whose
duties are provided by the constitution.
The common practice or game wnrdrns
OF usurping the authority Of the stat,'s
attorneys and the sheriffs OF the various
countries has in this vicinity at least re-
ceived a restraint. The father of the lie.
PENDANT intends to bring action for dam
ages for the false arrest of his son.