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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
n Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1889.

Joe Page left for Pueblo, Colo. this
morning, where he vii take up gov
eminent position
W. A. Bourland, former propric
of the Valley Fruit Co., is again in the
city, after an absence Of a month
Mrs. Monroe Harper and children re-
turned home on the 7. & +. Lnis morn
ing from east Texas. where they have
been spending a month.
There is little betting being done
among Ell PasO sporting men on the
result of the Jeffries- Sharkey fight
at Coney Island, to be staged tonight
Jeffries is the favorite, where the lit
tic money IS being Wagered-
The engagement is announced OF
Miss ClOtilde Ullman, one of the most
popular and widely known society
girls of this city, and the daughter OF
Mrs. Louise Ullman. to E B. Fatman,
president of the FL Paso Brokerage
and Commission company.
The quarantine on freight enter
ing the state has at last been raised"
said superintendent W r. Martin, OF
the G. H. this morning, when he re-
ceiYed a telegram from general mana
ger Van Week, of the G. H at HOus-
ton, stating that the state of Texas
had raised quarantine on freight eX-
cept household goods.
". H. AUSTIN cashier of the banking
firm OF r. J.. Newman and son, f1led
suit in the district court this morning
against H. L Newman for the account
ing of the profits of the banking busi-
ness and 50 percent OF the net profits
from May Is. 1895. to October 81,
1897. and % percent Of the net profits
from October 81, 1897, to March 1,
1893.
At no time in 81 Paso's history has
she made such enormous strides in
building as during the past year and
never before has the city seen such
prosperous days as those Of the clos
ing year OF the present century. Ac-
tive enterprise is everywhere mani
fest. Handsome and commodious
residences are being built. In the
central portion Of the city. the build
ing improvements are most nOticea-
BILE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
Harry Kemp


w warmly though compliment
"
them that
burning things
picture
in
jail blooming him mutter to the bard:
in
don't ustIng
submit
the Lions tail? flag while Harry Kep jail?
fcopvrfpbt bv George NJ A6ans)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
QUAKER MEDTTATIONs.
lPhlIadeIphla hecOrd-l

Many a fortune has been dissipated
that had no particularly bad habits
It is quite possible for a fellow to
lose his head without being decapi-
tated.
When a mans life is truly an open
book, II takes more than Death to
close it.
1t is much better for a young man
to think seriously of matrimony than
TO regard it as joke.
Of course, there is more than one
good reason why the match making
mamma should be called mater.
The man who argues that pOliteness
never COSTS anything seems to forget
the seat he gives up in a crowded car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
GLOBE SIGHTS.
CAtchison Globe.6

tAUcnlSOn GLOBE
Did anybody ever collect punitive
damages2
You can tell how much sense a man
has by his smile
1t is easy to make a gossip factory
out of an automobile.
silver tongued orator is one who
full
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
One-Sentence Philosophy
PnINTEn PARAGRAPHs.
(Chicago News.)

lChlcagO NeWs.J
A soft mark is nearly always hard
I'D.
It's a shame to spill milk, but not a
crying shame.
The best thing about hope is that
its absolutely free.
Usually the charity that begins at
home is easily discouraged.
Even a woman seldom has cause to
repent because she said too little.
But an ounce of flattery beats a
pound of truth if you have an ak to
grind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
Drifting Into the Rapids
ASHINGTON United States into conflict that
wv

H
wv easily honor the avOidanc
fomenng policy that has been pursued thes
herself n Service P to TIE vod and the conflict
President Taft president wilson,
Sg state @ 9non Td submit for day President
to say who shall be and be president
president S psfsot night Tefuse to 4ecognss
END can be suDse5vea by 2 d hi I n lave done
would violating the letter the spirit Of the Monroe d0S
United States even over the protest the WASHINGTON gGyeI1 fb
altogether ndefnbe yet not finger has been ntea to
Everybody president Wilson fun aeknOwledgment Of his absolute
this that worse than it has been TIM
Ms s @ is Infinitely mini less @ SATISFACTORY
humane ends has many explicitly in The
line with honorable presidents Of than century
problem shortest possible time
FIRST government which any holds the national
capita and the ag ii 6s P tinaI government Should
Be sS Fy 5@6Sd b ay Extended t3 f ag tn eae6
that assume control Of national affairs
fa2 that
mo 0ate Ra6 7S0m ey All o6s3s N
pe0p Of Mexico R6ud % assumed by
often faeto mis- 9ngsa t or o
S on Rs tuai6a no E Changes come about
S 8a aT at g2s s oaid 69 6 3g De
bitter aRtsgoqin toTsFd 5gsFtq
but since has done So he president in 9Td
RoT Rn nv6u a1 ho3 s5 o Go S Sa 9 W6
o0i5gd mss an s President aR
u @ s al @ s 4g a 9g sHtg s5s :
TO territory, interfere
property in Mexico.
THIRD the de government definitely
notice continually notice,
American and every dollar Of American property destroyed in
that the and Of
viii be determined American claims commission
international claims court IN which Mexico would have the
a higant, a member of the tribunal
AsT an Af eiais 9 jnst bd Pre5sed n
United states demand prompt Payment
Mexico, the border
reasonable tinaeuch
This would war would
enatonaI policies; Mexico country
sacrificed
The and all the world would uphold
could Justly offence movement part which
on the paT5 Of eeo h1f toward friendly hboTing poweT
FOURTH, restrictions export and munitions
o ordinary
regardless o exports
FIFTH, a will
the adoption by them identical with
Failing cooperation
obligation foreign power protection claims
August p of this
restoration
foreigners Mexico would happier
program
would still be the the United further
phOng the nenabe rights Of national existence It would
the chief Of legitimate criticism putting Mexican policy
ither hemisphere could justly take exception
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
100 Years Ago Today
n NE HUNDRED wears AGO TODAY
NOVEMBER 8.

n NE HUNDRED years ago today
occurred the battle OF Tallu-
sahatchee, one of the bloodiest
conflicts Of the Creek indian war.
The scene of the engagement was
near where the town Of Jacksonville,
Calhoun county, Alabama, now stands.
Here a force of 600 Tennessee mount
ed gunner, in command of Gen. John
Coffee, surprised a large force of
Creeks in camp. In the battle that
followed not an indian escaped. Two
hundred of them were left dead on
the field and "a were taken prisoners.
The loss to the attacking party
amounted to but five killed and Al
wounded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
]. S. PREPARES
MEXICAN WAR PLAN
CONTINUED from page one)

army would be increased to its maxi
mum enlisted strength as provided for
by law; the entire organized militia
of the country would be mustered into
the service of the United States at full
war strength and the remainder would
be raised by the enlistment of volun-
teers. The war plan" as now COM
pleted, provides that this force shall
be armed and equipped at cOncentra-
ton camps before the different units
are sent to the scenes of operation
Plan Supply Points.
The department has worked out
system of division field supply points
Each division has the tools, ordnance
stores and equipment estimated suffi-
cient for six months for complete di-
vision of infantry, cavalry or auxiliary
army troops These division depots are
so arranged that several an be COM
bined into a supply depot.
The general staff of the army deems
the war plan" as applied to ordnance
so valuable in the expeditions placing
of properly equipped troops in the field
at short notice, that it has directed
other departments, such as engineers.
quartermaster corps. medical depart
ment and signal corps, to prepare SINH
To-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
MUST ANSWER TO
NEW INDICTMENTS
FL PasO and douglas Men Charged
with Conspiracy to Violate Am
munitiOn Order Must Plead
ACnfn

munitiOn Order Must Plead
Again.
Douglas, Ariz Nov. 3-FoIowins
the finding Of new indictments against
Arizona and Ell Paso merchants for al
legged conspiracy to smuggIe arms into
Mexico, contrary to the presidential
proclamation Of March a. 1912, the
merchants who were discharged from
custody when federal judge Sawtelle
sustained the demurrer of the defence,
last Wednesday. will appear in court
tuesday to plead TO the new true bills
The former indictments charged con-
splracy to transport munitions Of war
INTO the United States of Mexico" but
alleged that Douglas was the deStina-
ton of the cartridges. The new in
dictments are merely amended to state
mat the cartridges were brought to
douglas with Sonora, Mexico, as their
ultimate destination. The men who
viii appear upon the charge are.
W. p. Schwamm. IsadOre uitZky. L
d Mccartney, H. Rivera, ". T. Fisher
ana Douglas Hardware company.
Phelps-DOdge Mercantile company, w
H. BrOphy and F. z. Coles.
Shelton-Payne Arms company. FL
Pas0
Krakauer Fork & Moye, Ell Paso.
Albert Steinfeld, Hugo Donau and
+. K Shelton
NJ. NJ Trickey.
Joe Slater who declares that he will
retain no attorney, but will conduct
his own case and argue it before the
jury If 1t ever reaches that stage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
JOURNAL ENTRIES

A parent thinks his child takes af-
ter him only in respect to its virtues
Presumably, the man who gives seri-
Gus thoughts TO getting married are
bachelors,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
Credit Promotes Prosperity
French System of Lending Money
Rejuvenntes Farming Industry
Through Government Aid
Frederic J. Haskin-

Continued from page l. this sectlOn.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03
SAYS ENGLAND Is IGNORANT
M -nLl LIZ -LL-ELL. 4 y Sill LEL0

London. Eng. Nov. 3.-Capt Gran
vile FOrtesOue- who was president
RoOsevelts military aid at the white
house and who has studied conditions
in Latin-American countries for the
Pan American Union. in an article pre-
senting the American viewpoint of the
Mexican difficulty argues that lack Of
information is the only excuse that
can explain Great Britain's policy.
I'VE believe we are right in saying
Indl DoIl france ana germany as wei
as Great Britain. will take no de
cided action until the situation is
clearer says the article.
The Daily Graphic again urges the
government to retrace its steps in the
Mexican affair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03

AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
A CHAMPION
h
J G A Martin is NewsE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03

RALPH EXTRA
Ralph Extra!
How l dread to meet
Him playing baseball.
In the street!
He is SO careless
where he throws
His ball, and careless
where it goesI
He often hits
a passer-by.
He is Coop;
and you know why!
Don't Be 4 Goopl
CThis is one of the regular features
Of The Ell PnsO Herald.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03

In addition to their primary work OF
serving the local cooperative banks,
the reginaI banks are authorized by
law to make loans to cooperative pro-
ducing and selling societies, and to IN
dividuaI farmers for acquiring and i'm
proving small holdings These actlVl-
ties are financed by the bank Of
France for them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-03

She walked beneath the white lights
In neither white nor pink tights
She was a pretty chorus maid
And knew just how far to parade.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
Nuf Der IluAt Dor Dem EGuaps.

Ytit eineru bisber unerborten an.
liegen Dal1te lld ELI alter Geut-
fiber an 0ouoerneur Golqultt III
aultin. 1ey. gr bat ndIuIIb. ihn
cuf 9ebenafit ms 3uttbaus 3u
ihiden uli0 erbot lid. 0ofur ben
8ouperreltr gum @rben e~in3uiesen.
Or babe III Teutidlano gisentum,
bos iabrl,h elm glntomnten bon
$500 ohpiric. aber er Tonne riht
pom boien &ronnt1pein Iaiien uno
CLAUDE. oo8 or AM beiten I'M Sud-.
bouie auiaehoben iein niir6e, mo linn
3oIt un6 1hIairaum iider ielen uuo
@histen unerreidhor. Or hobe ee-
bort. Aab Soinerneur GcIauitt es
ept meirc mt een Teufhen uro hes-
katb hote or i'd an i'm aepnrot. In
bieicm Noos NOR GoIcuitt aesfpur.
sen. Ss 2atraucr Sea bebauerrs.
pey."n mcrnes Al ertt'uihea, aber
Sic @irte i,.itcr ihn hel'eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
Nus 0ril Der Hanoibn.

Ter iiber bineiiihe @erh1Itni'Te
altt unterridtete Yefinger gerihter'
itotter SeS 9onSoner .DaiIp Tele.
graph" melbet. ooB Inn cine chen
aus Der perbotenen Staoi ,uriidge.
forumere iiirItIihe 9eriorIidfeit er-
sGhlte. BORT ieien iest mn nod Der
fIeine aaiier. Sic aai'crinuihpe unb
eintse bunAert guruhen. Iae Grin.
~Aeilinnen. ale Sniaiien bes ~taiierIi.
den SGrems uno ale elutsoer1pono-
ten ees falier!iten CLANS ieien az.
mdalph beinllih perihpurSeu unb
botter Die 9aiierir uno oas taiier.
lid,e alro anns anein aeIo''en. Sros.
Dem piiroe ieSen Gag INNER nod
oieisIbe Ir,dhI BON hunoerteu bon
Eh0ien. Sdnpeineu uro Siianerr
fir Sen foiierIiden $ausboIt &c.
ftIadtft utto eir+ah rad ouberhaIb
'sr.ouf1. lie Guruhcn. Die ME.
mani fontroQiert. rauben aus Scu
VoIditcn ole @ert- u1S Guuftiater.
Ero meur nidt ihIeuriait 6rgeten
eir1cihritter rpiirhe. tpiirSen Die ia.
latte bdlS Ieer fem. lie aaiierir.
rirpe ircirc urduTborIid. maze nber
ridlt. Sen SornmcrooIdit aitf3uiudNE
81 its ron SEN MdrSihus ee1rarrt
rporNr fi: lie piirS urSt1rmber;il
actotct nerSen. rperu man tie ouber.
krb Ser Staot rbidiIe Ter Roiier
lei Elm titles urS iorsIo'es 9inS. urS
oieisr rene gi1lon" Triroe out
tuohI 10 eIeno Ieten itr3 It,raen. uis
ieiH @or5Jo Dor Sh3TbruHn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07

gb uHo gu tuira cine Spiumboble
IN ben iuhiihen &afenitdaten -
nber aud i4on in GouIouie. III 9pon
unb Earis = poIueilih au~fgeboben,
Die uorseiunoenen Opiamuorrdte
DerSn nit geihIaJ beIeJt uno per.
nidtet; aber beimIih tun it'd orei.
cier. fuuf nnSere nui. uno per Die
fmBe uno neroerbIi6e g~epfloaenbeit
aus Der Spiumfneipe NIT iih nod
Sauie nimmt. mag unJeitort Deiter.
rau6eH. ltno rer nIht rautt. Der
moGt Sn~ieftionen. uno Ter fih
oieier niht beoient. Der nimntt OPT.
umbnitiee Weoitomente innerlih
Elm. @ibt es bod in oerihieoenen
pariier 8orlt1bten. 10 uonentlih in
benz laitertoiten uno in iesli6er
Siniiht uerieutten Rontmartre.
Sduier. in oenen Die mttitcuL nm
uidt gu iaeen alIe 8epobne, BEN
Opium. Dem 0tcrpbium. benz 8otaiu
cher einen anoercu, gleih gefdbr.
lidan Stoffe 2ribut ;abIen. Haft.
litertpelIe Diro aus Dem iSeniter Ell.
mes Der oberen Stodtperfe Elm flei.
mes aorbden an eInem Strid Ter.
oteelalien. Tie @%epobner. Die oos
miiieH. offuen Die 6eniter uno leeen
cine fleine MiiiBe in einem 9r:s;.
umihIaee in ben 4orb, Der Damn
pieoer hohee3ogen uno entleert miro.
I'm enolih Elm 5~ioeites W9al. iett nit
t!eineren coer eroBeren DOZEN oes
9emiinIhten Rartotifums belaoen.
Gle Heiie nab urten gu MAIDEN. llno
ieoer ~aunoe" oes uriidtbar blei.
benoen San Iers be>ient lid ielblt.
en- eeniiien oun'Ien 9ueipen oes
&dIlenoiertels uno pieoerum ron
Wontmortre eehen NbenH fir Ibeno
BEL allen StammaGiten Gambler UNI:
Elm Mint. Elm Iuaenblin5eln. uno
sipiiden Dem Gunoen uno benz
.Sroumpertduier" lit Fire Yerit6n.
bigunn e%r5iclt. ltnauffdlIis perIoi.
fen beioe as 9otal. unS orauben,
in elmer ouniIen Ode, miro BET San.
Del ab9eihloiien.
@Ober ole ~ilieeenSen" unb Die
febbaiten Gambler Sic Irogen baben?
ia, 6as lit eS eben. poriibcr ma
iih bier am meiiten ben aopi ser.
bridt. Nber. ME ihon eeiaai. Der
SdIeidmege. Die on Ser aonte oes
@eietes oorbeifiibren. iinb ear pieIe.
una es foil nad a%IIsemeinern So.
furbalten iiberaus itper boIten. lie
gdn3Iid unaangbor gu MAIDEN. Gas
mehr ODER peniaer mittelIoie ODER
bod mittelorme nieoere Bolt mdre
pielleidt nod am eteiten ourt cine
mirtidmere lteberpa+una Der gpo.
tbeter une ourh riifiittsIoIe 9eItro.
lung Der Sh.eihhdnoIer 3u ihusen.
niht aber Die Wit,lieSer Ser cberen
GlniIen. Sic u5er 8erbinoungen Der.
fiiqen.
Tas nIles iinb Seiten eincr i'm.
mer nod 3unehmerNen SnperflItur
bic gu Degeneration fiihren mub. elm
llehel ihon fat ornaniiter Natur.
bas aussurottcn mohI etenio IN.
m6Qlih lit. ME iene anoere. nod be.
fanntere fronsSiihc gntortunoser.
itleinung: Gle 5une5menoe &inoer.
loiigfett.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
Tran55iiide SdwinSler.
epdfapIer ais 9rieasffieser tn gnl.
garicn.

AnrtcH.
Die febr umiidtioe unn Hug: bufz
adrtfhe 9eerespertrnltung 1T i'm Bal
tantrieae BON snei frana6fihen
S6tpinolsrn qona aeb0rig bineinqez
le9t porosn. Nls Die 6eeresperlpalz
tung bpr 9so;nr BEG Rrieoes i'm Nus
lanoe elm. Reibs bon 6lisaern burdh
ihre Ngenten enqaqiersn fieB, erhielt
lie II. a. bi. 3uiaae speicr Srdn3ofen,
bic in i6rsr Seimat aroeblid aIs quite
Tlieger 9aIten. Die T%rdnsofen traz
fen aud piinftIid bsim buIgorifden
9eere elm, .rbisIten ieher ben linen
a~ugefuqten @orfduB BON $500 Trdnz
fen unb porteten Or Srber ab, our6
ote lie or bic Sront birigiert perben
fouter.
Sc per9ino barber einiae !3eit.
Die beioen lieben es fi@, pie bic an6ez
rem bon ben 8ufqaren eeponnenen
Tlieqer. in Sofia tpohl fein. freauens
tierten etfrio Die untsrf6iebliden @erz
QniigunosNGttsn Der buleoriffsn
6duptitabt, unb aues pdre aud TO-
nett eana f66n getpsien, tpenn maj
ntcht zines 5nqes BON ibn.n p~erlanqt
hattie, Dab lie auh fIieoen fonten.
W}on f6idte lie ndmIi6 nit ben TO-
chen aug Trontreih pOqio reu einaez
troffenen Tluassnasn nod Ioriano=
bel, mo lie iiFer Der belaoerten Stdbt
Grtunoiqungsfliia. porn.bm.n ~folt.a.
Gs perainoen pisber .iniqe Saae nit
benz 3ufammenfeben Der @pporate,
fpobrenb b.ren ole fein.n Tran3oien,
Die fonit ibre 9iihtioteit uno ibre
G%eiItungen niht qsnua botten riibmen
%tonnen. in dufFalenber Weif. INNER
tleinlnuter purben. Sic Iieben fdon
our6bIiden, baB es bod nidt oans
'lder lei. ob lie auf ben neuen. nod
unerprobten uno bon ni6t iohfunbiz
gen Wonteuren suiamm'naefebten
5luo3euaen zines Snps, ouf benz lie
bisber nod niAt seflos.n bGttsn, oub
fliegen t0nntsn.
GnoIid fam Der groft Saa. an benz
bic eriten Sliige iiber Der b.laaerten
Stab. eemaht perben fouten. Die
beinen fronaofften sstieo.r rabmen
stfpos umitGnoIih uno bleih ihre
plobe am St.rsy Elm, bi. propeller
tpuroen %ongeporfen, uuo bic aes
Ipdnntt Irmee partst. borauf, gum
sritenmof fliea.nbe Sluc3euae au
Iehen. Iber bic bsioen SIies.r aaben
nlht bas bstannts 2ei6en gum 2osz
lafen Ser Maftinen. S;e pintten
%oieInehr, IS lei nidts, il. felIten bic
Wfotoren ob unb perlieben ihre Sib..
sic ertldrten. nit bi.Ien Maffinen
tonntsn lie nidt ioelsid fli.a.n, e
muBten crit eiriae einidneio.noe Qen.
oerungsn nor9enommen nerb.n, bic
Wppardte ieisn nidt Fluafdbia. Nan
gloubts linen 3undhit nod. Im
rddftn Soss tamen oter amber.
6lie9.r an. b. Ole Wpparate kthtias
ten nno ertldrten. Is feisr porsiialih,
5luaseuge, unb fh erboten, foIort
nit linen GufItis9e 5u u~ntern.bmen.
Rum ft.Ite fiji 9sraus. boB man stp.t
Qoh' opler ~,rgoqiert Fate. 0i, sfuo.
1ei1e bsfpdbrt,n iid bsrporroa.no uno
be 5ol9e mar, bcb oi. beioen ,FIi..
ger" unoerSi9Iih = .ftoq.n". Don
Den $500 5rontsn zines iso.n par
abtr n'dts mehr iibric aebIi.6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
Gcisenoe latte Juneieru".

Sn bergebratter 0eiie mul0e -
pie mon III Yaris itreibt - bort
DER ct. Gatborinentug ieierlid.irob.
lid begangeu. Seoe5 nod Ieoigc
neiblIde @eien, oas i'm 9erlouf Der
letten 5rpolI Wonate icin %. Sabr
beenGet bat, miro am 3ltborineutoq
in Die &ategoria Der ralten WaOden"
nelmieien. Wit beitem Sumor laiier
Die ieihen Barrier Sunfuub3tpan8ie.
jdbrigen it'd oos seiallen. Inter Den
NIT linen ~feiernben Sreunoinrer
uno Gerfpanoien iino lie Die lleber'
miitioiten. Soft luitiser nod oils il
oorbsr lit es biesmal am altiune.
ferntag in Der Iuitigen Seineftaoi
Susegaraen. NotiirIih iino es oi.
{ogennnutcn .WtibinetteS" lWfooi.
itinnen. Vugmoherinnen unb Der
f1uferinnen in Woody1uiern). Die
fih ofientlit unter lautert 3rara oIt
rGathertnettes" gu erfernen geber.
limb 70 mar Die Mile De la Goir. oas
ipe5ieue Reih BON iSrau Wobe, an
bieiem 9ose Sen iiobiinisen rGatbe.
rinen" unb ihrem anbang freieeee.
ben. Die in ben eriten gteIiers fir
Die sort oneeiteuten nGotherinettes"
aeorbcitcten Wunncraebilos BON 30.
pierb;:ten, mie Se an hieiem Gage
son oen nelten noIten Sunafern" ae.
trooen rperben miiiien. fIeibeteu Die
n~teiiten ihrel Sr1derinnen ert'iideno
NieIc Der orofen Tue. urb Wobeae.
FhG'te rihtcr an Ct. 0nthorinentna
ihrem Ycrionof Elm ;Scit aus oher
sbenSieren Ghomoonner TbeaterbiI.
Iette un5 iorrtioe owl" 7inae.
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
DEMOCRATS NAME HOUSE
OFFICERS IN CAUCUS
Champ Clark Renominated for Speak
err and Underwood Head of Ways
and Means Committee.

Washington, March 7-Speaker
Clark on Wednesday was renominaCed.
Representative Underwood of Ala
bama again chosen chairman of the
ways and means committee, the entire
Democratic personnel of the tariff
making body named and all the house
officers renominated at harmonious
six hour caucus of the Democrats of
the house of the Sixty-third congress.
The caucus was held in the house
chamber and 270 of the 900 house
Democrats were present
The following were nominated for
ratification by the house when it
meets in extra session on April 1:
Speaker-Champ Clark of Missouri.
Ways and Means Committee-Repr
sentatives Underwood of Alabama,
chairman; Francis Burton, New York;
Dorsey w. Shackleford, Missouri;
Claude Kitchin, North Carolina;
Henry I. Rainey, Illinois; Lincoln Dix
on, Indiana; Cordell Hull, Tennessee;
J. Peters, Massachusetts; A. Mitchell
Palmer, Pennsylvania; Timothy 7.
Ansberry, Ohio; John S. Garner, Tex
as (new); James w. Collier, MISSISSIPPI
pi (new), and Augustus o. Stanley,
Kentucky new.
Clerk of the House-South Trilnble,
Kentucky.
Doorkeeper-J j. Sinnott, Virginia.
-at-Arms-Robert B. Cor
don, Ohio.
Postmaster William NJ. Dunbar,
Georgia.
Chaplain-Rev. Henry N. Couden,
Washington, d. c.
Republican members to be chosen
in April)