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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16
GOV, HASKELL GIVES
HIS ULTIMA TUM
VACANCIES WILL BE DECLARED
ON ALL OFFICERS REFUSING
TO MOVE TO CAPITAL.

Guthrie. Okla, Aus LIT develop
ed today that at the meeting Of the
state board OF equalization at Okla
homa City Saturday night, Governor
Haskell practically delivered an ulti-
Wl'um 20 the state officers, giving
them the choice of obeyiug his calls
to come down TO oklahoma CITY, or
having their offices declared vacant
and successors appointed 10y him.
The governors ulumamm was not
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16

While the fact IS never lost sight of
that the primary purpose OF holding a
State Fair in Oklahoma Is to aid the
people to better and more successful
agriculture, yet the management has
wisely arranged to have not only a
great educational exposition each year,
but an amusement enterprise OF the
highest class. The two go together
and make an event that is irresistible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16

There are so many attractions for
the fair that il is difficult TO enumerate
them. It is going TO be the biggest
event Of the kind in the history OF the
state. The races will be unusually in
teresting. Some of the fastest horses
IN the country will be on hand to COM
pete for the rich purses hung up by
the management. Everybody come TO
the State Fair, and bring the whole
family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16

must be grown by the exhibitor in the
year 1910. Corn will be scored by the
judges on scale Of points adopted by
the Department OF Agronomy Of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Of Saltwater, Okla. Premiums and
sweepstakes will be offered on almost
every known variety of white corn,
yellow corn, sweet corn, pop corn.
kattir corn and milo maize.
Boys Corn Growing Contest
Special and regular cash premiums
have been awarded more literally
upon this department than any other
Of the big agricultural show, by rea-
son of splendid offer from fifty
banks in as many counties in the
state In all S1,095 has been offered
in cash premiums in this interesting
department.
Full information regarding this con.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16
CARE FOR VISITORS
State Fair Information Bureau viii
Direct Visitors to Good Rooms

Direct Visitors to Good Rooms
The State Fair Association has
again arranged to care for visitors and
see that they get rooms while attend
ing the State Fair. The Association
has arranged to secure lists of avail.
able rooms and prices in private
residences all over the city and has
now a list much larger than ever
before. During Fair week head
quarters will be maintained in prom
inent location down town. All visit
ors not already located should get
in touch with this Information and
Room Bureau Immediately upon ar
riving in the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16

There are more people In Oklahoma
who never attended an Oklahoma
State Fair than there are those who
have attended the same. The order
should be reversed The State Fair
is the very center and heart Of the in
dustrial life OF the state. 1t deserves
we'll OF all good people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16

Save money on your meat bill by
buying a s. coupon book for $3.50 al
the Cold Storage Marke' Phone 80.
i-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16

The State Fair Association is going
TO make OF the State Fair Grounds
one of the most beautiful parks In the
country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16

Get your pictures framed at 4.
B. Ravlins Cos at less cost TO
YOU than elsewhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16

Some sewing machines and other
secondhand goods are offered at
prices that will astonish ,ou. by 4.
3. Rawlus Co. 14C
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16
Premium List

Premium List for 1910 Will be sent
upon application to !. s. Mahan. SEQ
retary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16

The chances are that if your par
SECULAR friends were more particular
they wouldn't be your particular
friends
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-16
CHARS AND BILLIARDS.
CLEANING, DYElNG AND
PRESSING.
EDUCATIONAL.

STUDY STUDY STUDY!
Your spare time. The |. c. :. will raise your
salary. Salaries raised last years. COO amount
my to S2O0OO OOO. Teaches 20s different courses.
For informatiouad. II L.lIolbroOk .Ardmore
SELNIDGE BUSINESS COLLEGE
Business and Stenographic Courses
send for CatdiOg
G.. =. SkLNIpGE. Pres.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADING G-Transactions Tor
foreign account in the local stock mar mar
were slightly in excess of 30OU0 ShdTe7' "a
which about twO-thirds were sales
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dlvldend9
have been declared as follows Inc J N0l - =
Pennsylvania Railroad. regular quar- lsltz :
tiOnaI Carbon Company. special i peI CeI1 5o .
PAYABLE to stock of record OF OcLobeL =, =
The National Biscuit Company, Its sJ -LsA
quarterly Is. per cent Oh tnc pref pI-s -,
PAYABLE November 80. The Adams Express
COMPANY regular quarterly -. pay All, z. = =
cember /. The American Express ON ON
Uanv. REGULAR quarterly g. payaOle Jd1lu-
arv , The IntsrnatiOual SmeltlHe aho - -
lining Company, regular quarterly P0'
cent. payable December J.
HUDSON & MANHATTAN BA1,L.t,l45@1L. BAI,Ia.,4 -
The Hudson & Manhattan tsalIroad r.
ports traffic figures of the McAdoo Oooe O3seS
fnr SaDteuber and October cOTnpaIcu 49, 49,
the preceding year. as ioLo%3- - e;er,reTr1-
number of passengers carried n - p ~ :, -
ba- 1910 was g. 7gs. .226. against a,V6I.lo4 lH
1eGg an Increase of 1862, or 29ls per cei5S en-
Passengers for October tOLalIeU 7--Jl.SoS 80
aeainst 40 al in the same month or 1sVs
an increase of S4S94S or 300 per cent
United STATES MORTGAGE AZ u
T'PTrST Alexander Phillips, recently ~ tIeCC-
cd seCrerary of the United states A1OI 49, 60
- r,Tr1s+ COMPANY of this city, IN chaT5
of its foreign exchange department ar 7i -
in New York by the Mauretanla last wen
and has entered upon MS uu'Ie'' -
DIAMOND MATCH-Earnlngs OF !It
Diamond Match Company for tht IlLi- ItIlz
months ended September 90 1910. lncIlIil.- III
nrofits from the California lumber opsI1 s 10, D
a1d rom all sources. were SI.Lao.o'o' q
cnT7Dared with s. 200 So for correspondent
period 1903. ,
/ ADMITTED TO THE LIS ne StoS. p. 8.
/ F,xchange has admitted TO the list 500, W 'p
l bankers Trust Company receipts IrSt -
svaii-raT+ Daid OF the Columbus and HOOK
ing Coal and Iron Company
( COTTON EXCHANGE SEAT SOL-D--
/ The Cotton Exchange seat OF the estate e -
4 4 ~
me- for 81 100 an increase OF 800 over Lii'
/ last preceding sale
/ MANHATTAN RAILWAT--At the an
rIIaI meeting Of the Manhattan t,al.N - p
/ CoTnDarv Paul Morton was elected a direc
/ tor 10 fill the place Of the late Dum0h
/ Clarke
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

The professional attitude on the Consoli-
dated Exchange was beartsh from the open
irg, the room traders arguing that the re-
suit Of the election would again DTing lhe
tariff question to the front as dlSturDlIlS
influence uDOn general business Front
taking sales were heavy. and as the decIlue
proceeded stop-lOss orders were reached III
many directions Early in the day com
mission houses handled q good many Duy-
ing orders coming from customers VINO
thought the decline would prove only tem-
pOrary Some Of these early buyers noI
liking the way the market acted, later
let 20 at losses lines they had taken on
A: the lowest levels covering Of short con
tracts was reflected in the market, "hicL
+han r,,Ied relatively firrner. compared with
the New York Stock Exchange. Detained
Ouara lions follow
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

AF0%F- MARKET. - Money or can
opaucd al a. per cent highest - pei
conn. lowest. 3 De- cent. closing . Der cent
.-.-- --..+ ~ no. cent Time money was
rIi.-7fI-- easier in tone AND rates were IFt1-
-foua1- lower. Rates. per cent lyr 5lAtl
=na ninety DAYS. 4S4G5 per cent ipi lol-I
months Mercantile paper was unchanged
Rates zr-d6 per cent ICY sixty Gays lli-
de-Sed bills receivable and cnooe louf 70
TuT or hers.
FOREIGN EC'F5ANGE--The foreign eN-
change market opened tITn7 with rates .F
go 90 II points from Monday TO 4-Sol5I =h6-e
for ca Aies S56564 s570 for demand sterling
sud sS1lgu4.S17s for siXty-Gay bills snort
--z0c~ were quoted AZ 90 less III" anC SNORT
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Noz. e-D0u-ois closed a =
.ay,--r ri - 7--1 ru~ money and - L-le 1UT
-ec0-ur Anaconda was uuc-augeC Al
1Hs-- Canadian Pacific :. higher Ar %
Grand Trunk a. lower al -
Money Was lu strong demand. nGr dis
grl-. rates were easier
~a. settlement WAS continued ou The
stock EEehauC.. and stir UaTTy-nErT rates
7yer, maid. with the charge for Americans
Ter cent. tiLt-.dEed securities We're
easy aE -Ee unsettled political outlook.
-,.l ruu~o.- declined a. VIarIer % a. point
7r-u1.a foreign bonds haftirs and rubber
-fs~es closed tTme-.
-.. Amer.cer section opened firm and
--0u one 10 TWO points higher o. -lle re-
SlIr OF the elections Iu the United states.
Trading was active. and the opening gains
v-e~r maintained during the forenoon. New
-.s0u. 1ur selling frOm The Sar0e quarter
wiped ou- most OF -.e gains IN tile late
---5iD- au6 made the closing easE-
can money Iu London. 4yO--4 per cont
ouer marker discount rate for short bills.
z- rer cent. LONG bills. ---Niia p-r cent
Berlin r --oUIr rate AS I-r cent. Paris
discount rate. p per cent Paris exchange
CO.. London. - francs -7as Cenrlues- Berlin
exchange or london 81 marks go pielDiES-
fa- =Gll. = S-iIlinrs pence. and American
eagles = -Gil1EGE pence.
Berlin. No~. a.-PrIces improved ol the
Foe~~e or london favorable Interfreta non
~ Tho election lu tae United States.
Paris Nor. a-Tlrea l,er cent reutes .
confines lower ar - francs L-f rc--.mes
= -Ts were irregular oT -He B0urs@-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

After a generally strong opening WI ~
-. a.. activity. the market for outslu9s
e,,d HeS developed a reaCtionary teIIut t6e
10. SIosed at the lowest Throughout -
its' i11 The higher priced copper shares W. -
- - taH ar demand although at times hIIS M
,15lue tn5lue support was in evidence SIred
11iDEtu Hittu up g. broke Y and later recONetii
dated. Cireene-C Cananea and Ray Central
a mete irregular The silver stocks 49,
der edaler out inactive. Ely Central Di - -
auout DC. on the announcement OF the ., a.
Sessment. In the industrial list American
- ISopdcco was less active and after - 80.
VI VI points fell D. Standard Oil was III t s-'
noIuIHb an Improvement OF d point M
CoI con %vhental Rubber declined about =,
olIGdso Subway was heavy. Bonds "SAO
neElecled. DetaiIed nncrariOns follow.
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7rlZerr nneted rates follow

DUNTSTTT ENDHA Nt1t.--f50st0n. Dc
premium. Chicago. lpn discount. san Fran
cisco sight &c premium, telegraph 81 pre-
discount bank 81 premium, Charleston,
auyin- par. selling 81 premium 81 LOUIS,
--s discount bio. Joe asked, Savannah, bu\-
if- e-15c discount selling par
BANK FLfAtslN'r-. -- -Nt-F th--- "a
.-.-au--S s4+- Ssa54- balances <l-..-5o,--s, BoS-
rar. exchanges SO 23S .4-3. balances N"ss.=I--
THiladelDEia. exchanges s-e.lNH,+-'. naIali.t-S
= 81. -. Baltimore. exchanges 500 --41
balances SSsC 6d-
SILVER AIARkE~.- -DuUme-cl4. bay >l--
soy -5-t.. Mexican silver dollars. +fc. 1r"
silver iu London closed ar - la--oc- "a de-
r... inc ~ --iUd
GOLD PRE1IIUN.-Ia Nadll. r.. lis
t.HI.
NEETrAN ENEEANGE GE-AIezIras ez-
change au NeW York ls quoted AZ -9-t-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
BANK OF GERMANY STATEMENT.

Ec~.n. Nor- t.-Tne weekly return of ne
Irr.Isoviaj Bank II Germany shows the fol
lowing change Cash on hand Inrroa -ed
-t 1sf 90 marks. loans decreased 81 -. .0r
marks. discounts decreased So Fl5.t-lg marks
--re e.-- bills decreased r@.c-HIpaJ mark
r.n-r~ IN circulation decreased --ZSa. or
r..srS- denoeire decreased SO. .fz- loG marks
z.lfG us hand Increased -Ig-. .09l marks
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
HRRoCARRHES N.CIONAIES DE MfNIC0

tNATFpNAl kAll.N A1s of ahL1aANS''
% BROAD STREET MN 1Lt.h-
dividend o. one Per Cent. 'pi'" s'p-.o
colo or Two Mexican GCtc Pesos pei f1t-lt Z.
stock NJ tins Company, has been Gee pa
z-Ie Dozeruba- 10 1910. 70 the hoiusrs
Tpir.TrrF Warrants 80. 8. annexed 10 reFiih-
,.-.es -ou-csen-IuE such stock upon pr'-se-l-a
--o- and surrender Of such Warrants 20 -lf
s-.--rsr-- a. --S Office in New York or Mexico
rs---tFrrG Warrants ere payable Al cplloh OF
holders ar -rt rate or Two Mexican t5olo Fes,s
~ -re Dollar either IN fhe Ctry Of Mexico IN
Hrf-irzu Gold Pesos. o. IN the -iI- o. Ne"
--r-.R iu Tinted States cold
LAYTON SNYDER. AsslsL'llli >eele'a- "
October 2S 1910
7-7FT- ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANN.
Nep York Noyembe- @l-- lSlV
---r Transfer Books n tins Company Will oe
closed from three O'Clock 7. n NoyeIlher l7lh 40
--g morning 0f DeeeInner Isl l@-, r,,r.-r-
BASIL " keW T.
-E,-nel ltllt ann -reaslreL-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
MINING.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
FURNISHED by swartwout & AppenzeIlar. No 40
Pine street,


Naur. Maturity Bid. Ask. yield
Am Cigar . @ C.. Mch 10. 1911. 99as 100 400
do y O.. Mch 10, 1912 ...-.-- 9S 9Si& 30
Bait q ohio ! . c. M-h 10 1911 99@4 100 400
do az % O.. June. l9i3.----.-- o. Is Tats 4.T5
Beth Steel Corp D G.. Nov, 1914 96l2 QT 675
chic q Alt . y o., Mch 10. 1913 9S9s geis 30
Ciu II G y 3 O.. July. IUI3..- g714 g71e 10
O. G G. < st L = % e.. June 1alI1Oo 1901 400
y < II equts + 3. c. July. 1872 1O0ia tO1is 4 -
Erie Z 4 Is % O.. Apr :. 19l1-..- g9's I00Ss DO
Gen Rubber = p g. July. 1915. g. 94ia 500
Hudson Cos = g. oct -. 1911 9I'a 90 800
do Is p c. Feb. 1913 -..---.-.-. 97lz 81 $50
Interior r T e % G.. MAY. 1911 1OOSs 1Ol zoo
Kan C. Ry 4 I . c. Sept, 1872 -, 81 6.55
do q p q, Nav -. l0l%--.--.- 9Ji4 "6ia $50
Lack steel . y r. Meb. 1915. 81 a2ts 10
Miun i 81 L > y C. Feb. 1911. g47s 9aas $50
No & Tex p C., Aug. 1911. %9ts ga's 5.75
\ Y Central Lines. eqpts.
Noy 1gl"- ,o,, ~ a - r basis
y y II & II . C.. I911-l2- ioOlz lois =
81 L q az g- FEB. 1912 97la IS 600
do . p C. Mch. 19l3.-----.-.-. 9Sis % $50
Southern Ry Ten. 1913. 9sss Pssa 40
TTdswater Co q u c June I9I. fOI 1Of1s so
Western & T C.. Feb 1871. aql4 P9Is 550
west I * NJ 8 re- Aug. 1919. 100 tDOi $50
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks Ii
which there were no transactions YeSleI-
day on the New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

,... 81 -5sN $40 -, '5~s
q kfe. faa- I-- -e- - $40 go 35t il- go 'Hdi ile
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
RosToN CURB STOCKS.

Furnished By :. Thomas Reinhar1t. No. 90
Broad street New York and No - -'''I
shire street Boston,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
COBALT STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Ihe following shows yesterday clos.nS
/ quotations Tor government bonds, ihpaieu
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
Central Trust Company Of New YORK
5G WALL STREET

CAPITAL and SURPLUS SlS-OOO, ,OOO
(Of which SI7 200, 600 mas been eaTnedl
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
INACTIVE STOCKS.

T RSs 55
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
e,,pIc UTILITY SECURITIES.

,.d 5v Williams. Mcconnell & Coleflia. 1
No 80 Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
1910 Interest 20 IL addedl

1lrulshed by w. y. coler & Co. No. 45 Cedar
street,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

coupons interchange fRegisser'a. +'ou-
pans tReFist"red aHd "oufoH
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. l. Day q Co. No. s. wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

Berlin Nov. s-Prlces improved ou The
T>oarNe 0r london - favorable fnterureta non
seE -rf election lu The United States.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
INDUSTRIAL.
RAILROAD
MINING.

y" Chicago Sub. 45s As
-vo 20 Shore Trac- 53-s % p
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

Paris Not a-Tllrea l,er cent reutes
confines lower ar @- francs % rc--twes
= eos were irregular oU -he B0urs-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

sseTs cents per share Assessment paid
todd lots
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
STOCK PRICES DECLINE ON LOCAL AND FOREIGN H[[lNG
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

SbrE Net
SnIa Lchge
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-13
mo SPLIT" SAY LEADERS.
Senator Cummins' lnsurgent Speech
Excites Washinqton.

Washington, May Ex-senator Cum
Minis speech at DeS Moines, in which
he declared that the split in the Repub-
lican party was real and not ephe-
neral, is taken here as direct answer
to President Taft's speech at Passaic.
n. J.
In that speech President Taft said:
There is a hesitation on the part of
the Republicans IN the senate to pass
bill Statehood for Arizona and New
MeXico) which is so likely to add four
Democrats to the senate, or. if not
Democrats, Republicans of that radi-
cal type that are entirely out OF sym
pathy with the more conservative no
tions of the east"
Senator Cummins, insurgent leader
and typically representative of the type
of Republicanism entirely out of SYM
pathy with the conservative notions"
of Senators Aldrich and Hale, answer
ed back.
"These leaders of ours" he said, 'al-
ways find themselves so busy hearing
what these princes OF the earth have
10 say ABOUT proposed LEGISLATION tnat
they have scant time to consider the
desires and needs OF the great mass OF
humanity. The sooner we realize that
this division in the ranks OF the Re
publican party is not ephemeral, the
sooner we appreciate that 1t is move
ment of the people and not merely to
crafty personal ambitions the sooner
we become conscious of a great and
everlasting truth"
The words of Senator Cummins, tax
en- with the speech of Senator Dolli-
yer on the same platform, drove the
Republicans of all brands in congress
to the refuge of compromise" Some
said that Mr.. Cummlns was reading
himself out OF the party. All denied
that there was split. The president
said nothing.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-13
Immense Crowd Cheers as
WarShip Enters Water.
Is GREATEST IN U. S. FLEET.
New Dreadnoueht Will Be Most For
n1idable War Vessel AfIoat--chris-
tened by Florida Girl - Vice
President Sherman Present.

New York, May 12.--In the presence
of cheering throng, estimated ut 30
900, the new battleship Florida the
greatest IN the American navy. was
launched at the Brooklyn navy yard
this morning.
The vessel is the largest ever sent
overheard from this yard, and as a
consequence the authorities took un-
usual precautions to guard against any
mishap to river craft.
The vessel was launched with a
large part of her machinery installed,
with her rudder in place and with her
propellers shipped. So instead of float
ing like a shell, as most vessels do
when launched. this heavily weighted
giantess created quite a wave as she
slid into the water To prevent this
wave from causing injury to harbor
craft, Rear Admiral Leutze, command
ant of the yard, established a water
police of revenue cutters, lighthouse
tenders and such other craft as was
available. Captain C. MGR. Winslow,
supervisor of the harbor, had command
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-13
Market Reports.

CHEESE-Steady; receipts. 1886 boxes;
state, full cream, new, specials. l4a141kc
fancy, colored and white. bye; good to
prime, l2a13hc.; common. 10allc.; old, as
to quality. l5Isal7c.; skins. specials. l0ha
llc.; fine, 9a91zc.; current make, common
TO good, 41kasc. full skins. 3a3hc.
EGGS = Steady; receipts, 2S.b& cases;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby, hennsry,
white, 23a16c. gathered, white, 22a24c. hon
merry, brown, 23a23lhc.; gathered. brown.
22a22Isc; fresh gathered. storage packed
selections, Hika22lzc.: regular packed, ex-
ira firsts, glaze: firsts. l91sa2011c.
LIVE POULTRY-Steady 10 firm, but
prices not settled.
HAY AND STRAW-Firm; timothy, per
hundred. s6c. sl,2O; shipping. 90a96c.; clo-
yer. mixed. S5c.aa.10; clover. SOC. .asl. .021t /;
long rye straw. 65a7Oc.; oat and wheat.
Soc half bales, &C. less.
POTATOES = Firmer; Bermuda. new.
per bbl., s3a4; southern, new, per bbl.
S2as. 75; old. in bulk. per 1SO lbs. s1a1. ~
per sack. 75c.asl.l5; sweets. Jersey, per
basket. 40a9Oc.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-13
JERSEY CENTRAL WAGES.
Grievance Committee Arrive to Begin
Negotiations Today For More Pay.

Jersey City, y. j., May 12.-The griev-
ance committees Of the tralnmen and
conductors of the Central Railroad of
New Jersey arrived to begin negotia-
tions today with the officials of the
railroad over the demands made sew
eral months ago for increases in
wages. 1t was expected that the ne
gotiatiOns, which will be held in Jer-
sey City, would not begin before Mon
day, but the original plan was chang
ed. 1t is thought that the negotiations
will last about ten days.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-13
Governors Primary Meas
ure Lost at Albany.
DEBATE LASTED UNTIL NIGHT.
Meade Phillips Substitute For Hin
man-Green Law Triumphs In House.
Reformers Lacked Nine Votes.
Ends Fight This Session.

Albany, N. Y, May Ex-Governor
Hughes direct nominations bill, intro
duced by Senator Hinman and Assem-
blyman Green, which abolishes the
party convention. was killed in the
assembly last night after a nine hour
debate by vote of 81 to "a.
The bill lacked nine votes of passing,
seventy-six votes being required. The
bill was killed beyond resurrection
again in the assembly this year when
the house by vote of IS to 50 refused
to reconsider its action in killing the
Hinman-0reen bill
Then the assembly promptly by Il
vote of 46 to IS killed the Grady Fris-
bic bill, which was drawn by Judge
D-Cady Herrick on behalf of the Sara
toga Democratic league as representa-
tive of the Democratic idea of primary
reform.
Without more ado the assembly then
passed the Meade-Phillips bill, pre-
pared by the legislative commission
operation of direct primaries In other
states. This bill was amended so that
it practically cOincided with Governor
Hughes bill. except that all party con-
ventions are preserved in the bill
which was passed in the assembly by
a vote of "a to "a.
This action of the assembly indorses
fal Inv To
w. Wadsworth. Jr, since the opening
of the session upon this question, and
TO mis- leadership in the house more
than to anything else was due the ac-
tion of the assembly upon these three
bills.
Those who voted for the Hinman-
Green bill included forty-seven Re-
publicans, nineteen Democrats and one
Independent Lacquer. Half of the
Democratic members who voted for
the Hinman-Green bill were elected on
direct primary issues in other up state
counties, while the five Democrats
from Erie county voted for the bill at
the instance of State Chairman Fingy
Conners.
There were forty-five Republican as
semblymen who voted against the Hin
manGreen bill and thirty-two Demo
Gratis.
Upon the passage of the Meade
Phillips bill twenty-eight of the Re
publican assemblymen who voted for
the Hinman-Green bill voted for the
Meade-Phillips bill, and so did the fol-
lowing eight Democrats:
Chanler of Duchess, Cosad of Sen
eca, Walker of Manhattan and Hearn,
Jackson, Neupert. Rozan and Wende
of Erie.
1t was u o'clock noon when the dis
cussion on the primary bills started in
the assembly, and it was after 8
O'Clock last night before the battle was
over. 1t was a long and tiresome pro-
cedure, enlivened now and then by
some of the ADLER takers of the house.
while the occasion gave many of the
first year members their chance to
make appeal TO the people by speeches,
and they burst forth in brilliant ora
tOrical efforts.