The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-13
LEADERS ARGUING
 AGAINST PRIMARY
Opposition to Committees Ac-
 ton Continues
CANDIDATES ANNOUNCING
Nearly a Full Ticket Is Now In the Field-Automobile lnjures Boy. Fire at High School.
 Notes and Personals.

Ensley. October .-(special)-The lead CTS of the opposition to an early primary insist that more than 165 of the $40 who have registered openly express their in tention of not committing themselves at this time by going into the primary.
 They also say that an actual check of the registration shows that a number of those who have registered are not quail flied to vote in a city election, and that the names of more than 3s5 out of the 5S5 voters in the primary two years ago fail to appear on the list for this primary They insist that the number of legally exceed l75 votes Whereas they say that there will be at least 600 qualified voters in Ensley in the regular February election
 Qualified Candidates.
 The following candidates nave paid their fees and are qualified: Mayor, F. G. Fon- vile; chief of police. c. F. Camp; city clerk, A. L. Arnold, z. T. Fuqua; city at torney, W. w. Shortrdge; treasurer, T. D. Fuller. Jr.; city physician, Dr. T. F. Johnson; street commissioner, l. P Guy; aldermen, A. B. Moss, C. E. Lynn r. M. Slye, A. F. DeFunak, w H. Zuber and Sam Watson.
 These are all positively announced and several other men, when seen today, said they intended to qualify tomorrow. There is only one more day for decision as the committee will positively deny any one the right to put his name on the ballot after Saturday
 The registration has reached 363 tonight Registrar Mandy will keep the books open until next Thursday, thus allowing five more days There is a misunder- standing among some of the voters that if they have life certificate they are not required to register. but no one can vote in the primary whose name does not ap- pear on the registration list. Automobile Accident Harry Mancin, Italian boy, ran in front of an automobile this afternoon on Ninteenth street and Avenue E and sus- tained painful fracture of the right arm. The circumstances were peculiar and the accident plainly unavoidable. As the Pratt Ensley car. with trailer, crossed the street, Harry ran across with out noticing the approaching auto. and he was in front of it before he could check himself. Dr. E.. T. Fields, who was drlv- ing the machine, stated that he put on llle DTdhe dS QulChl9 dS poSSlDlt, Dul was too late. The boy caught at the front, but was thrown to the left and the rear wheel passed over his arm. It was a miracle that he was not dragged under the machine to his death.
 The injured lad was taken up into Dr. Fields office and the arm carefully dress ed, after which he was carried to his home. Dr. Fields expressed himself as very sorry that the accident occurred, explaining that he was only moving at a moderate speed. Bystanders said that had the doctor been driving his horses, death would have undoubtedly resulted. Memorial Resolution. At the meeting of St. Margaret's guild, October 10 1906, the following resolution was passed:
 Tn the death of our beloved sister, Mrs. Edith Webb, St. Margarets guild has lost one of it's most loyal supporters and best member.
 Mrs. Webb was a lovely Christian, and a devout and consistent church woman Notwithstanding many obstacles. until sickness and suffering prevented, she was always to be seen in her place at church, and ready in her church work.
 gro the family we extend our heartfelt coincidence. To God we give thanks for her good example. May light perpetual shine upon her
 MRS. JOHN MORRISON,
 MRS. M. F. MCDOWELL,
 MRS. M l.. DuBOSE,
 "Commttee."