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ALBUQUERQUE
TltlUt'NK rnr.HN.
vol,. an. no. r.n.
MERGER HELD IIP
Minority Stockholders of tho
Osceola Company Arc Given
Injunction Fending Further
Hearing: of Points.
SPLITTING OF WOIID
CANNOT CHANGE LAW
It is Intention to Permit $82.
000,000 to Be Capitalized as
$10,000,000 Dcolarcs Judge
Wicst.
llj llteiiliiu Herald A. I. licaard Wlrel
Lannlttg, Mi.-h.. Juli 31. -Judge
Wclut handed dun mi opinion thta
morning granting a temporary lnjun
(Ion tu the minority aluvkholdcr of
u. uaccoiu MlnlnK company to pre
vent the u-oallcd copper merger
Judge Wclat hvld that the atute
'iitau retattve to uoh coaeoUda
tiona la h bar tu the comtielttlun of
tin .irgaBtaattnn In Ita proposed form.
Other patnt he derm too Import
nut to be decidad without n full hear
ing nod anamination of wltntaee.
Tho court declared that If the Mich
man etate Ism which limn the
amount of capital atock nf mn.h mer
ger to tln.una.aoM allow a th. pro
IicmhhI merger tu be completed with
llo.neii.tMto capital etnvk and Mil.
uu.nu in capital, the net arm Mb op
erate to ggve the corporation from
oaring a faanchta fw on all above
tl.nM.aeo Mid prcventa Ita true coal
ta I and capital Mark fr mi beta dle-cloned-
"So aplittlHg of word can change
iil,tifA,Otto of piopany and aaeeU
'OHtrttnttad by an mans tr.nipl
from natai what It la la Ian and m
tenttan cogaoltdated tor, and that la
11 capital on which the pruvoerd
onaolniatlon mmmtn' rn opcratlone,"
said Judge Wetat.
Tin ''ouri addra thul It ia not a,
"milium e with tu. Ktiituii t" tupl
tultai tmr.uioi i .i i ,ii X 1 . -
(11.11 ,M
CLARY REMAINS IN
E
All Efforts to Bench Unfoi
tunatc Young Man Have
Failed Thus Far and New
Hole is Being' Drilled Now.
ill) llirnlilK Herat ., P. I.pimril Wlr-I
Jieltl. W, JlHy SJ Til,, mrtt WiW
luMt night began digging in mm do-.'
react JuJi t'lary. in.prbjoncd Hi
in.- near here cterduy by u .ve
in. wore relieved thl morning by
"iin-r vatnnttmra
''lary, who tweniy-i.ni ver old,
in, awn or a utaMiti'ni inxa pur-
noi. a Ua.?v to be tlll aide in it
mi n way. seventy lift below in. ur
IMtattu wrc madt to rurh tn
nv.-ay ay atvntia of (trill nhoft anil
tntM atutfldx ma mm with air nvr
iioiwd mm and by hki i in
"i. iMtglm tMra ntakMl hy wonn-n wky
k-pi ntit ammad rtth food a.tl
U'lnn 'tu otwuiiiR had ui ' ii mMda
iu tin ranmiv, Mvrn(y ff! iioi.n. tho
Mirfai'n. thw nioriilng. thi- ii'mmtn
dlx'uvirt'd IIihI th' hail mlHjuila'l
'lur' liM-tAtl ii mill I hid it, who in
cnoiliiT i Imiiili' ' ot iii uiliii' TIiiin
.,1 tticii' ork tin. I it, n iixi-i' Hh mid
Hi-- liiiuo'iliut' ! in K.ni iirlll mi-
i ! r linii'
MOINES CLUB
E WILL
BE
Tip u wen ijeoiarcs lie wnn
Not Let Go Until He Knows
Who is After Privileges:
Games May Be Transferred
MICHIGAN
COPPER
TEMPO L
COURT
ME
DES E
RESGUERS
DES
FRANCH S
NDT
SOLD
llr III riilnu Hernlil A. I'. l,eiuoil Wlrel
ChlQiiirj. ill, .1 11I :i Tim frnti
chlau or lll( Ucd Moluca club cannot
be 10I1I until I know who 1 he lirda
l.octlvii QuT0)lHHt la.' hmIi1 I'roHltlUllI
Tip 07sBll of the Wcatein Imii
bull laHgtio. ikla iiioriniin Thi trim
ler of all tint raniiiliiliig gainc 01 ilia
Pea Jloliiua iciiin to ntlni cl'lcr In
tliC lHUjiUi la not oblei Cil Im 1 he
IfUKiic pi'CHidcii' -i) luu uh tin ui
ntut'iiii'nt it. piiiisfai fin tn Hit ii lit
lii 1 muni
rj
SUPREME COURT 15
CRITICISED B?
IN SPEECH
Oklahoman Urges His Bill for
Elcotion and Kcoall of Ju
dioiary and Takes Fling at
Present Court System,
OREGON IS CITED
AS FINE EXAMPLE
(II) i:rnlnu Urriilil A. P. I.rnnl Wlrrl
'HihlnBloii, Jul ;i Mtsirv orlt
ii Ixtii of Hi.' Mii'i'in. , oiirl of tha
I'nlliil siui m luiiii it i In l th,. apeaoh
of (fc'HMlor uvw of Oklahoma, whe
adMxatid bt-for ihu aanato today tit
ndoniloM of hi Mil urovtdtttfr far law
ilK'tion and at fadernl Judge
Thin hill pruvldva thai any Jwatie f
thf xuprt-mi- oonri or any Judgo of
nn othi-r 'tilted Mala court ahnli
xuhjia't to recall hy a resolution or
tongriw; thai ail dlaU'lri and rlrru.lt
judgiii or thf United Malta aha II u
elected b tile vutara ot thf dtatri. i
or clroult, and that I hair K nur, t
oMt'i ahall bo four yuan.
Anawartotg Ilia connntlon of i
ponwnta of th raoail or Judgt-a timt
tha uU'otorato would not Im ao . on-
acrvatlv,. In the I'Men-lac of the mwi
"1 recall a would tht national hah
laturt- or the alate lglalntur-a. Hnn-
itiar owru aald that th i'lcioratr ot
the Amirloan ataiix la abMndaniiy
conat-rvatlv,. nad tnotca mar alowl
than Ita prograaalvr rearaaaHtatlvf a
Mould mow The ppnfcle, h main-
ialn,-il. have bvan tralaod to glf Uh-
hi nrrti of the duaht to anyone in-
aail U and whrn In daaht they will
alwuya voir HO.
N'Vt-r during tht tin yoara iiml
thr right of recall haa i-slaifd In r
on ' aakl tha aak i-. "hav.- the ik-
pic nvallad theaiaclvtM of It apMlnaf
judge, although Ihrr, la one cuat-
pandlng Itoare now. which, umlount-
dly. will ha decided wfcwly ay tha
gagMaakfa
THi. reat'Maajavy ury anmntfat that
ihi pfopl.. are twrtoulaat, nad
livnry. undo ay gaaatnwwta. oaavh
iim mi in rapowiible mo) mh dt tor
P'..M'i'. Hn n id nj- in- aaen.r i
cum liti ior gmga fhBnl thoac who
h 'I. I tlu'lr ;jonoi-a. dignltlpa iitid auliii-
I - rrni thf"- aaniv IMwolv
Mn In ill upon tin- popular
Minimi-tit that ai'iiittora rhouhl n
chm ii liy direct Miti of the people.
fl, n imlor held , that If tue panpl
n.it iiiiciuaenrr enough to eieci aan-
uloifi mil HiemtKra of the hoitae tha)
wouhl not It laoklnr In thnt quality
if It -hould caMf to th- t-leotlon sr
rc ill I of a iudgt .
ir in. iMiwer of rccnil iMtlala,"
atur ow -n aald. "the coniinct of
ludai wilt be ao oemplHry. ao aatle
rio'toi) to tho people f tn I'liHad
KtMtei, thui no recall of hh- fudcral
JuiIk inld ocr Im- ai Mwary Thr
lHoinmi ihv recall went into effect
tho 1 1. in i- notitd protHptly dlacontlnua
I heir nimuthorlaetl, unconatltutloHl.
end Mriimi Duveopcr conduct of de
cfarint n net of cuaaniae naoonatl
tutlonal. Tli federal courl wonlr)
n lo.ign. heiaaae of their vlawa of
public imiIicj, amend ueta of otHtgreM
by inaertlng wonln In iMnortaut (a
tutea ili h l ongre-a had rrfoaml
Ittarrt. ih the aUpn'Hie iwiuri did In
the attindanl l cam- and In the to
httofi. cafe "
The reraH, t ti.- aeimtor argued, la
Juatith-d h wiiKoii nnd hy common
aonaa. 11" iHMttd not aaa why anyone
ah i hi Id inaM that u irtdg. inOrB). dla
ablftd, fwblc, oVer. pit nnd worn out.
whould not be recalled. xi--e.pt hy li
penehttietM The recall. hr inntulaiH
rrt. la a much mflder yetcm than lin
peavhatant. and nny uinovo h Jurtgi
w'Uhoui dlagrilte
CrltieUlttg the cuuria. the aptutir
said thnt tn toiirlvouth amendment
intended to protect the negro, ha
been iwlaUU duHi It" purpoan in pro
u-ct tiio ttniata and mouopolla m lm
poaiiig long Boura of luhor upon eui
ployea on the anaurd theory that to
deny th empJoye th' right to work
long houra la a denial of lit conall
tiitioiml "prlfllftgaa "
Thi Npeaker dwell apon the iln la
mt'oii of the United rttatea aupruiti1
i nil i thai thr income ta taw of
"in., alxtiin yer hk" nui niiuonall-
llll'ollUl
The ilclats In Ihk ceao." anl'l
i tie wiiulor. "by the chaHge of Un
nil of on Judge of one lawr In
i iiw court, rttipointed nt H'hoan In
ktuiice wo itu not kuoa turn coat the
ii.ioiiT pmiph- of the United Htata ti
liundri'd million a your for over a
Hell Ufa. n.OUO.OMU.nOll III llll Hill
ii tiiMetl thoaP heal note to hear tha
tux or n like ainounl. What oetler
lil. no,- noiild tie Hlfnnled of tho pa
tieiice. forlimirnncc und Miiinj'vttam
oi th, pi-upli, that tlie hate ihi long
ii pHil'iiily wlt.i mui h . ileclilon "
SEN TOR OWEN
lU'l'I'IO SM.IION liniill UI'.
Illy lliriiluu Herald A. I', l.enoeil Wlrei
Unit. .Mont . July :il Threi inuak
ed roliliet early today entered u aa
loon if M-adullr mui prolmbl) futlly
tihul mil ot Mi Veil men !lu svel'e lllt'-
ItiK ciirda und in'i'iiriil $ ,hlch waa
on the table
A.MISItll'AN I'AIN'I'ltlt Ifcl l iyu,
(ll livrnliiir Hernlil A. I. Iieuril Wlrel
l'lillmlelphlu. July U i iihlegratii
liieueit t,il, In Ii - oriit. lil. Will.
V .Hit M , I ft lll.it I .. ill . tin'
Vim r ill , 'Hi" r u '1 l.nn
1 n
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY. JULY
, MAX W. . LVil . ... ' . yftvmiT A .
NSVv w-'W ( Y
S
TATERDDD
BILL WILL PASS
MR. SMITH
Chairman of Committees On
Territories Says He Will
Favor it Because it is Meas
ure Taft Wants.
JONES AND FRIENDS
ENROUTE TO OAPITAL
(Hi lit nil an llrrnlil A. I'. I,.'n.'il Wlrrl
WaaulnaTton. Inl -P - enntor Wll
lliini Alil'ti a.iiltli. chalriiiHii or the
Hnati' let rltorlw cuiutulttpv, who
bi ought in a inajorlt) i . (Mrt on Hint,
hood, ailvocatlna udtulaalun of hath
teriltiiileH without the mnndatory In
Kriuilon thai ArUutia illtuiiMtc thf
racull oi ludgea ami providlUK a !
arate liltu ballot foi the New Mexico
amend iiuot to the cwnatlttiilou, m
k will auppoi't the Nelson auhatitute
hill, which la the name aa the houar
latrtorlty bill, aavl lequtraa Aruoaa to
remove tho reall of th.- jtidgaa' t'0
vkdon befoif that territory can have
gUuafcood
Hanattir rtinltn, in cimftdwttt that
aUtiahtKHl tlina provided will uaaa tho
Mimtc, hut ilie coitfi-roiieu eomtuH
lae have 10 eonaldcr tn qneatlon
thai oaf hi Mr dmlth haliovea the
hOttav Lk.iiiKiatlc ewtoittea will
Mgrec to the change, niuktng It necaa
ail r lot A rtatnta to atrlke out tho r
lull hefure lii-conihiK a atatc if M ao
,orH that atatehood ta iatpoaathle at
thla atoii without noch a irovtakn.
Tha ladiut Heiuilicaiiti arc ilivkl
4 auiiK Whnt In tin M-nut ' ovir the
Stdaini hill, ux inJIcHivd lu the eaae
ut l ho MIchiKHii aenntot-a Svaatoi
Smith fnots the Nelaon lilll heoauae
he ihlnka it tiic only kind o' u hill Mr
Taft will approve. Monatoi Townaond.
tnaduttt Repuhllcau. rront th aantc
aldte, aitya he ravoia the Klooit tiiil
uandliiK, ttnd thai while he la uppoaeJ
IP recall 01 'he Judge he uelletci,
Arlsoaa uaa an Inhctnnt ilghi to iratu
n eoNnlltutloti which tho peopl.- iheic
are to live undm
A. A. JtMtaa. Ikp.uiMiaiic nutlotiHl
cuntmlttaaHian. uttd a Inn uelenatton
from New Mculeo ute cupectad to ui
rive hore looiorrnw to urfla avituti 0.1
tatelHM.l Aiiguat 7 Thev hona to get
statehood. A Deniociam iieleKat'n
from Arlioua la k.Hried to uitIm
here tomorrow hm
Wa.u Id Prce irrlyntian.
ualiington. Jul) II Hcnuinr lloi
uh a bill t nptiiig IrrlKiiiion ijlahlet.
tnini the iniiuiitUjii of the luw which
iiiou li t lint buuil laaiii-K innHt ir
limit - it 10 foil i ici rein ol tin iirfaeas
I'll Mllllllttult H Ma I'l'IKHtill riiMiiablv
10 lln -li. te I oilii ti.v tti'lliiliii Mi In
low it KttllaHH.
S
It is Reported That President
Taft Has About Decided to
Appoint Italian Ambassa
dor to Succeed Hill.
(Il Htrtiliiu llrrnlil A, I". I.rnaril Wlrrl
'WHHhlnKtou. 1) f. .Inly :i It waa
roiHit nil oh the beat Htilhoill UlflHV
Unit I'ii hIiIhiii Taft hMil niMiiii doeltltMl
to upiinliit John ll A I.eiahniHii. nt
picHi in Nuierii'Hii ,niiiiiiaHiiiiii to
lluh 11- 11.11 Uilrtttllilm lu llCMIHlll. ntl
ieeill.14 1,1 l.l B lil II. )lil vmi C
NELSON
SENATE
S S
LEISHMAN
MAY BE
SENT TO GERMANY
EVENING
' . t.. " T ..t'.
THE VENTRILOQUIST
DEMOCRATS CAUCUS
ON FREE LIST TO
SE
Only Question of Moment i-si
Whether Or Not to Aoaept
the Bailey Amendment El
iminating Products of Farm
TEXAN SAYS HIS IS
ONLY WAY TO SUGGESS
(ll lliriiliit; llcrnlel . I'. i,i-ii,iI Wlrel
U iiahlnitlon. .1 ii l In thi hope
( 1 naming unuiiiinin or action on the
I f M r IrluM r.. UmI It'll th. !kun.......il,
aenatom mi 1 m cm. ua toda.v The
only iiihmHIoii i lore thi ini-etlna: waa
that of accepttiiK the Mailey amnd
incut eltmlnatlna (arm product frmn
the urtlclea to Im admitted free. Tha
amaudttient waa aanportod by Ita au
thor and waa attached by aeveral aoa
alora. The chuom wa aptrlted but
adjourned without aotton until to
night Henator Hnlley natHended that on
the acceptance (da ufovlaton would
depend the auciHdM of hla bill, for
without it. he aaM, It would not get
the vol. a of the hllufcont HepuaH
caaa, Henator .lohnauh gf atninc .inHmd
d for ilie paaaggja of the bill aa it
tame from the hauac. He aatd thv
lmH rntH had gifHe kelr campahm
on it proiiiiiw of tatee duHaa and
cheaper living, afjf M tared that he
could aee no rwigget far a varlathm
from th, ptogimtt ail the prodaru or
the farm
Helta lot Marline of Ne, Jeraey de
nounceil nil esiieaiagda aw ;in hihI
iiiulcm.K .ui.
TODAY IN G0NG'R;KSS.
I pi-eliil I or rer-i.oil.leili.-i- Ii. Hie Hernial
WilMliiiiHtoii. U. t'. ,lmy ,!l -
t Meliiil, met nt noon cHnutor
i llMell i.,He III fttVII. of el. 1 IIOII
! .mil :...ii ot f eden. I ml.-c
l.oriiii. i in arlltg rontlnoc.l
I'l'tition rcuulvnd from .1 fin-
I - -111(0 inaav meaning deninnii'iiiK
heiit-inii a- "v'nrb at. ui. mui
I I'lotheti hue" talk. 4
1 Work 01 l-attgeriMH mi-..ln.
) ei Ahialui coal ooaaeriatioii bill.
liK-i.ieniii! w-tth hauae bill.
I lj..ii' Met at noon, th tmte 4
l oniltiiii'il on cotton tariff t - (-
I - Ion hill
Hniiai Judh'tary eiimmiitci
' Inuiri- IK-Ii gat Wli ki iHli nn
, 1 bnri h ngatgat Altoru.-y il. 11-
. .nil Wi. kcrahafJi.
1 Hiiwur TV net ' Iiiviiiiiii.hi
In ml S-.T. Iay (haimei of Ain.'l
linn ll et dufit' owocliui'ii lu
1 iiim icii ruvliai of Induatrs
' Itoliinaon of Arkanaaa luti-i- i
1 O .In... I Al.iaaa gaal couacrx.itton 4
I I. Ill
i-e 1: I.' 1'. I af Ut. laulU i-'iai'ir- 4
. .1 I,, fori- hOtMW InvrattgaunK
. . . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , that aoatofllc,. ui'ii 4
O 1 1 mil li. ndidly" lu Invmllnu )i ir. 4
i .i . 1 -n 1 ibt plant. 4
, iIo-im .'ouf. ra to make aii-'tii' 1 4
4- .lit 1 1 "morrow to .1 mi -n
o in.'. 1 ' . Hon of aeaaii"" lH '
II. I'.n li U thg tariff sail. 4
4 .M.nld b. injected in toinnni - 4
am ua of hvuae aemm rut on 4
. auiputMii pahteeajl'.
! - Hetiate aVanUir dmont 11! 4
jO flali apoHe agataat any e.niila.
. 0 in an 1 (.chadule a
1 4 Honae rejacted by UI to jr. 4
j -6- 11 ernute ileftcleney approprlutioii 4
. to pd oiiu month exir.i p. to i
in jil i "h of 1'iiiigreaa ttn iippro- 4
I priat'uii for thirty yenra li. k 4
I
1
4
Repreaentatlvic Anderaou of
1 ilii, . ilinxinif that hi 'im.uk. l
.11 In- ,. n 1.11 bill ti.-ii.iitti. it 4
ih 1 ui' miHTf 1 ,ia il ml" Hi-
r, r 1,1 1.1. , 1 .' a
E
TON
31. 1911.
I r-" f n I a
CENTRAL It ? V,
STANDARD OIL WILL
DISINTEGRATE BY
IDEI
Stock Holders Will Receive
Fractional Shares in Many
Companies nnd Thus Secure
Same Old Dividends.
GREAT AMOUNT OF
WORK IS NECESSARY
'III) llietilnit Hernlil A. :. .(Tnnril Wlrrl
Yoi'K .liil ;li. Irc-. 1. rr-
till- MttUOlMI'll I Ml lOlllUUlU ll.lM
priin'U a ,'lun of ri'organiSMiii n c
waa learned toilax. to t'oinply wltli iio
decree 01 thf MUlireine ciut't lLI.ul
of the plan will probably In imi'ii
pubiti ao.n. The dtatrinutliMi of mili
aldtarv atochN fur ahari'M ir Uh inn -eat
company will probably begin in
le plain her The decimal of illatiiloi
tlua. It ia aald, will bu flea aharaa ot
Mtandard MI atoek ttn a baai
five ahayes of atock of the pHniit
iotnpaay u holder win wkwiv. rnn
tionwl aharea of i utrhtlai y . i.ni
panlea and one rull share 01 more in
each of three conxtitneai coniinie
The renrKnntaation, it Ir reported, m-
Vl.lVet, III, dlat.'lUlltloll of upppoxl-
mutely 3i:wm certtiioaiaa rwpreeit.
lag the 8 enmpaniea. companu with
a Utile over B.owi eorttftMtaa of tha
parent company now outatandlng
TfOAYS GAMES
waUorti Laaao.
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t .lackaon'. Mi . Jul) 1. To v
morrow the lii iiioi-ruta will i iiat
4 their votca in 11 prtiuatr lo de-
.-Idi who elae Ilea I ilea John Nltarp
W'llliunia will rei'i-MWMnt Miaaia--
aiiH'l In the I'ultey Mtatek aeli-
,iti The I'ltudblatea, biable,
I I I ' I 1 " IU. I,, l.lll',. ..t i',
0 ' .1 ' ' . . . 1 1 11. 1 I., ii. - Is ut
HERALD
CORPORATIONS
STATE EXPENSES
T
Commissioner Turns Over His
Ddta to President Tnft
Showing How the Vnrioun
Qommonwotilths Collect Tax
COMPARISON SHOWS
HOW LAWS WORK OUT
Ill; IIiciiIiik llrrnlil A. P l.enaril Wire)
H'liahlilKton .l il . .1 m oiiain.
ni all thi ciMiii! mi ui ilntio. ilc
nea eiiough ii whin from 11k inxei
in ' ui ioiatlilih In tui it- urilliiiii
-lull expe naea About ;i . 1 , .111 ot
the atate'a taKi-M ionic frm tliat
' "iMiree fNlto collect per cent ol'
1 ita total from eoriH.mtloiia. Indiana
t per cent and ttttnoia :it per cent.
In Michigan the revenue from cor
poratlona. which I I A per cent of the
tax recelpta, la applied to the achool
fund
A i niMii henale review of the
i.ixiiiioii i.r corporation lu uhio, Im
111111111 Itiiniii. Michigan and Hlacoii
piii u picaelited In a report of the
' iiiiiiiMainner of I'orpo rat lone irMiia
mltteil to the prealdeni today H
imrtH 1 11 'rporatlon taaatton in Now
Kimiiuiii and the inlihll. Atlantic
atiilea have In-en puhllalied
The report any that llllnole 11 in I In
diana l.-v practteaiiy no apeclal tuxi
11 coi'pirutloiM, that Wla, i.naln alone
1 Mpprini her u aeparatlon ol the aourr
ea of retanuc and that Michigan and
Wleconain have an elaborate phyatcHl
valuation on th ateam and at rent
railway on a ayatent uulte diffvrent
from that uavd by any or the other
at g tea.
The rtndlna or
11 front .1 - mil in, .
t tll' lllV I.I II" nl I ll.
. ( 'llll. .ll .'. , ..I,
1-11 1 1 . 1 1 llll . II
the 0111 in iMBlulier
111 I'll rlaoii In t 'A eeii
t . .. Hi In, hillll
,.1 .11 1 1 .1 1 nf mm
1 1 1 I n
0L0 AGE PENSIONS
BERGER BILL
Socialist From Wisconsin Dc
olarcs That Aged People
Should Be Given Enough to
Keep Them From Want.
(II; lltriiliix Hernlil I. I. I.riiaril Wire)
Wnalilnatoii. H - .iniv it t . t) -
ion or II 11 week tin - . I m ui nil
oauMi more 1 lm n nxiy ..,ir oi ,ik.
la provided for In 11 till) li Itepi . mi-ii-tatty
e Victor U Herger, Inirodu-eil to.
day. tl - la thi aiiclnllat member trmu
Wtavorudn. The rcpreaentuiu. in
cluded In 111 bill a elauae tlmi none
af tha coot la or ih cuutr. not .v.-n
fk' aupreme muni ur tin United
dtati-a ahutfld pua iip -n ita miihiiin
"The oM working men .111.1 women
BiW etklitted to u living outfld. of the
gar hoaat-N mid without aid oi pri
HM eltarltla. aald Mr Merger In
dtaouaalng th. bit!
, "U lOlitieal pvrttea nnd the u
I geegaa court do nut raalkje that fact
they will be iipd out of xieteac,
I iagether oth tin old conatitutton "
Mr Hi rger uIhi. tatr.idui .il u bin
prm lilliic oi it . ) 1 1 III ' mm 1 1 in ,'i.ili.i. il
,, of 11 .'nil.. 1 ,,l in. liti... i,irtle III
I ' ' I . i I I ' ' ll.t I I Mil). l,
J.
TEXAS SOLONS IN A
BITTER DEBATE
Despite Fact Thnt Governor
lJoes jNot iviuntion "wet or
"Dry" in His Mossnye, Sub
joot Oomoi Up Anyhow.
I'll II' Uxciilnu Hernlil A. I. I.ni.nl Wire)
I Attgtlfl. fexna. July ill - With the
I liauor queetlog p eiahuuwwlng evi-r
I Other topic iliaeuaaed, the Texaa leg
t taiature uiel lu auectal aaaiun hate
it ' today. Altttough called m iaa ap
1 pi-onitutloii bllla aiatl limit, il iiy atatui.
10 only aueh tagialatUui iik th. xm
I ei aoi aagpaeta in meaaagea it la
r , i ally lieliovod thai the btih. ef ei (tug
I im- liquor iralltc will ne imaai-d.
! Uovaraor Ootouitt ia uu advocate ut
irict rMUtatlun 11 the liquor traffic
111 iiiipoaeil tu ii -wide prohibit ion.
uiajontv ol tiic houe. aud annate
BOS
PROVIDED FOR IN
OVER
LIQUOR
have declared themaeivo In rgvor of
liiohlbitimi The i-eceiti prohibition
election In which the wot won tuuv
be investigated.
i)ni-vnor Coliiili.t a m.-aaage todav
hiiiiinit .'.I two Mihject appropitatlon
lilllr- nil. I 1I111 ' '11 iim 'In alllle hcii
'.1 ul .m l 1 ncinaiit ' iiiHinct"
I i'Ml -I'll lull .fl.'l.ll.. Ill- 1 1 ) 1 1 1 1 1 t .1 ft tl'
II ,IH J.i ' II. 'lt ll.l. ll
nvHwvo iiniui.ii
oi,, i. no. m,
PHI CAMPAIGN
STARTED
IN
RECIPROCITY
WITH 0. S.
Members of Parliament Who
Have Reached Their Dis
tricts Already Have Started
Battle of Ballots There.
BIG LEADERS OF
PARTIES START SOON
Speaking Tours Will Not Be
gin Ujitil Next Week But
Preparations and Conferenc
es Have Already Begun.
Illy Hiviilnu Hernlil A. I', i.ranr.l Wlrrl
Ottawa, . nt . Jul) ill The '.uu
dian election '-Nmpulgn. with rah 1. .
tloiia ot the reciprocity iigrceiu- n
with the L'nltnil dtatea a the pm.
mount lanue, will be opaltetl till" M.i..
In many parta of lite coiuitiv in
member or imrHatnmii who 1
reach ml their cottettiueiiclea.
The two pHrty lentlara. hou..i
will not atari on tliatr afiMthliiR t-.tn-
for a waek at liwat. Hubert II..k-i-
who will corMliu tlto ftgltt nam 11-1.
reclpriutlty In .MftHltoun, arrlvtii iodic
for a conference with Mr. Honl. n
K. C. Ileinlera und Hobert Mm k. 11
ate. aecretm-y of the weatcrn 4rt.nt
grower, en me lit from the wot
give their nUvtae nnd coopenttl"ti l
the goernmaflt.
tn furthor awplaURtiou or tu n'
rnment a iHHdrton In dlaeolvitiK 1 n
llflitiBiH iiiid of the ilnHilittott mini -er
aald today.
"While the Kowrilinent regr. u unit
it wa tint able to carry out tlx tuii -gain
with the I'tlltwl Slute nltlioiit.
leionia. t. H general election, it p.--.-ll.
I la better for nil iNtrtlea thit
ilium- bue taken the turn win i
tbe luive. If raoliiroolty hail i" n
r. 1. ed iln-ouh the huuati ut thin tmi i
it uomui luive haau put tu Jvopnrdy
tMibtn u year, ua by Ihw u Keinnil
ele tlou wiltllil liuve to iionu- ,ift. r
unolher aaafdon. ! krltixltiK th"
'h '-lii.il oil HOW We aSJHMIt to hi unle
10 nmhf roetpi-oaitgi t)n ante l"n
ll th. iilacltflll wetit 1iaXer1.1l t o 1
M.nr uimI recipfnelty put throtiah. .:
"haie ea ure that roi I profit 1 1 ''
no ill he unit one of the laxil-
Tbe Liberal government miatit . "
iiirn- il ..111 on aoin- other -in. t..
mui Hie in. oinlng f 'inieervalls 1
erniin nt undoiihledly woubl r i.
Ihrinigh an act repealing recipt ... itv
IT the aovei-ninent la auatHlin .1 i
H,.,i, tnlier it meana that the ,..,.
mini r . ipro. lly, that It would I i
railil.it mui that ita opponent- it
in. 1 aei .mother 1 ban. e hi it r ut
I I'll Hi I'lll ..A It Mill tll.i) 'II
Ml ml. "liilillNbe.l illul so tuie l
trnil. 1 Hi th.' I iniiil Mini. - .ill' p
thill 11.. K I il"" M .,iiil,l .l.ii r '
p.-nt it
BREWERS ATTEMPT
TO TELL WHAT
S BEER?
Soaretary Wilson and Dr.
Wiloy Listen Carefully ii
Answers Submitted to Tim
Honored Query.
Illy liieiihiK llrrnlil A. V. tiennril Wire)
V .1.-1. UIMl-'ll. Jul) 31 -Hot'. -
in. W11-..11 of the ite par tun nt .
11 n't in and lir. llarvev W U 1.
.1 th. tioatd of foad Md drum m-,
1 11 tiaii tied uurefully todav
uir-Mii- of bratlrara to the ..j. u
V hut la baor ""
The l ulled Hala Brcwera .
.unit, repreaeHtatr ay 1 .011 '
s liruinm of Mew Yarh, often 1 .. '
tal. metii in reggy to the act ..r ,
lion prouotmdad by the dep.i
aa to what ingredient were ...in...
In neer It ug claimed tb.i'
priiiuaw jnd Ingredirntx -muhing
beer ware aubaiaiiti 1 i
aame now 11 before the .ni
law wa paaaed
In git itlg detitted laforiimii 1 1
lo theii matboda the aaawera b 1.
their M-lllingueaa to eoutteriii' '
the department th taTfaaitgn 1 1
imtnufwtiure of rualt tlaun
brewera declared, haweeer. ii.'
goiernment agjtgrvlgad 1 1 .
fmt uu or bear thfaugh tin 1
state internal ravanae act. I'm 1.
more, thev auggnarled that m.i-ai-
the principal diflar. in. . - .
a in the dwattaaa betre .111.1
rermentatiuM there would m
no reuaan ror t-ompu!aot- .hi'i
apeclth la baling "
John K. Mauft ot ntaufoni
repreatitlng the fHiaautner -read
11 ataieinent chwrgtac tii
nuralng mother and invataf
r..r tuiiir propartte. Iab"l- 1
daaignaiu the tagMdleni ao tl, ,1
mm know whether they ir .1,
grain eKtraiU or "eheiTin-al iw
Uvea' TI1.11 iini -en.mh-ai pi i-.i
tilea m. r. it.. .1 in til, m.i , i
CANADA
In . i u i Kli li iileil in III
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