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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
JURY IS SECURED
IN INSLEY CASE
AND TRIAL IS
UNDER WAY
Man Charged With Killing
His Brother-in-law Appears
Nervous and Worn as He
Sits by His Attorneys.
PANEL COMPLETED
THIS AFTERNOON


After holding a session Of several
hours late yesterday afternoon. hold-
ing aiah, session last nieh, and a
sesaion all morning and several hours
this afternoon, Jury wns completed
today In the district court 10 trs
Thomas lnsley on the charge Of the
murder ol his hrotherln-law, William
Iiigglns. lnsley II charged with
shooting his brother on tho seventh
cf last March The twelfth man. TO
secure whom a special venlre was
drawn. IL Jose Ruiz.
TIP 10 three o'clock this afternoon
only eleven Jurors had been secured,
and it appeared evidence would not
afternoon or tomorrow. The eleven
men seiected 10 decide the fate OF
Thomae Insley. charged with the MUIR
der OF hts hrother-in-Iaw. william
Higgins. are Nicanor Torres. Mariana
ssrdis. w. u. trimmer, Procorpio
Herrera, Andres Lucero. Pedro
chavez Molina. Jose Remigio Du.
ran. francisco Lucero. Manuel Gar
cla. ralph Apedaca Nnanes and
Juan Apodaca.
IN securing these eleven men. sne
regular jury venire was exhausted,
this morning Il was necessary 10 draft
a rperinl venlFe of Nix mon. but NJ the
dcfeare rtiii retains riN OF IL Twelve
perempsors challenges. il may b. nee
essnry 90 draft ssill another special
-.
Out of the regular psael ~ twenty
four men. The denf.nse Peremniorlis
challenged six. and ehe prosecution,
which H. allowed only siN challenges,
excused four.
The defense v challenging evcfy
aged man. and r. showing decided
preference for the spanish. American
members 81 the panci The pFosecn-
tion asks every irrespective juror his
views on slrenmstantlal evidence, an,l
whether hn ihinkr y posslhle 10 con-
ylci thereon. and n Tho prospective
luror has any aanelcllan- if reHard 10
the inflictlau of the death penaliy
upon evidence principally circums'an-
tlal.
What lha pleas set ~ by Insiey a-
N'lNWHt WI wv HNf nv "ffNW - NtiN
wife. said ~ b. the only eye witness
10 the shootlnH may not testify
asainst her husband.
Last alfin9 she insiinied divorces
proceedings against him. hui these
were later withdrawn.
lnsley IL charged with shuotlne
william Higgins In hicyie fupnlr
sh0p of which he was at tho time
tho proprietor. on the seventh OF lasi
March. The afair Il II said, grew
out of a quarrel lnsley had with Mrs.
Insiey, in which the wlle's brother In
ierleiod. taking her part. A. weap.
ON. Shotgun WAS used lneley was
found after the affair sitting IN The
rear of the uhop. rlnepInx his year
old baby in hI1 arms
Frum that time To the present, Y ~
said. he hna made no statement. loId
no story given no reasons. What he
win say on the stand. no one h,Is
InaIey and hIa attorneys know Isla
lawyers asked the venlfegncn haa nns
objection 20 giving the same weight 10
the Testimony 0s an accused man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
Head Of Progressive Move
ment in Nation Sends Di-
rect Appeal to All Repub-
lican Chairmen of States.
POPULAR BALLOT
DEMANDED NOW
Friends of La Toilette Are
Ready to Submit His Name
to the Electorate of the Ma
tion at Any Time.
,sy Ev.a,ss nsr.,s a. p. L.ssss wire,

tny Evraian HERALD A. r. Lsssea WtrsD
Washington, -. C., Nov i0.--Walter
l.. IIouser, chairman OF the progress
ssve Republican campaign committee,
has appealed through circular let
ter TO the chairman OF every Repnb.
lican state committee IN the United
States. urging that steps be taken to
Insure Republican presidential pri-
mary In each state By law. IN the five
states where u II provided for by
statute, ana In Other states by direc.
lion OF che campaign committees
In his letter Chairman fouser calls
attention TO the resolution adopted AT
a conference OF progressive Repnh-
licans IN chicago last month. favor
ing stale primaries for candidates for
president aud vice president and urg-
ina state commsttees 10 provide that
the people bee given the right TO ex.
press their choice for president be-
lore the national convention.
The demand for popular selection
OF candidates tor office" says Chair
man Houser. both state and national
has become general. u Is cbyioug
that no nominee selected despite tie
wishes Of the rank and file OF the Re.
publican party can Inspire the eonii-
dence oY command the united and en-
thuslastlc support which viii he so
necessary TO Republican success in
1912"
Mr.. Hoasor stated in the letter.
which WAS mailed also TO the govern.
of. lieutenant governor and speaker
of the lower house y, each state. that
the friends OF Senator i.aFoliette are
ready TO submit his namn lor nomina.
tlon 10 a direct vote OF the rank ana
flie OF the party.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
LONG AND SHORT
HAUL CLAUSE TO
GET PROBE IS
PROBABLE
That Is Prospect Since Com
merce Court Issued Tenn
porary Injunctions in Paci-
fic Coast Rate Cases.
QUESTION WILL BE
CARRIED INTO COURT


Washington. Nov. l0.--A thorough
judicial inquiry into the constitution
auty OF the long and short hnul pro-
vision OF the present interstate COM
morco act viii be the result u il es-
pec,cd today. of the issuance yester-
day by the commerce court of tenn
porsry iniunctions la the Perifie
coast frcieh, rate cases
Tho orders OF the court we're re-
ceived by the Interstate commerce
commission with expressions of ur-
prise In the judgment OF the com
mitiee the reductions In transconti-
mental freight rates made by Us or
ders net only were entirely reason
able bat sonrervsti,e. Full rccogni-
tion. u ~ pointed out. was given to
the effect of ocean competition on
the Pacific coast with transcontinent-
al rail rates. hut Il was maintained
by the commission that inter Rocky
mountain cities like spokane. Reno.
Salt Lake city and Phoenix, were
cntitled To- more favorable rates on
west-buund traffic originating In the
east.
The question of the constitutions
allty of the fourth section Of the M
terHiato commerce commission act
the long and short haul provlsion---lt
n realized by All interests. viii have
10 be- fought out IN the court In
their arguments before the commerce
court IN support of the temporary
injunction. attorneys for the trans
continental lines dwelt particularly
on that phase OF the case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
ARIZONA FAIR ATTRACTS
BIG CROWDS TO PHOENIX

Phoenix. Aflx. Nov. i0.-~Aulo and
harness races are proving the bia Tea
lures 0f the Arizona state fair which
Is on at Phoenix tor the present week
The attendance At the tair grounds
is close 70 six thousand a day. An
exhibit OF liveslook and products. con-
sldercd by many the best exhibit ever
brought together IN the state, n at
traotlng wide attention Vihltors are
Ia the city fran points ranging from
California 10 Texas. nnd besides the
fair excitement there N good deal
0g political ailr. brought about by the
presence In the city Of candidates al
both parties Indian day on Wednea'
day made q hii Good time was made
Ia the auto endurance contest. the
National. Franklin. BnIck and Mid
land cars saishlng respectively In the
order named.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
LAWYERS ROW IN
'AAMARA CASE
Era of Good Feeling Between
Opposing Counsel Is Inter
rupted by Clash of Words
Between Attorneys.

tny EveniHa hrFaia 4. p. Lsassa wlrsl
los Angeles, cal, Nov. ie.--After
about three DAYS Of life. the ''era OF
GOOD feeling In the Mcnamara muir
der trial proved too much OF a strain
Tor opposing counsel ana ended
abruptly today with Attorney Clar-
ence !. Darrow for the defense ac-
ruslng District Attorney Jonn %
fredericks 0f unfalfnose amd Fred.
erlcks suggesting that they could set
lie this question outside the court
room
The collision seemed not 10 impede
the progress OF the trial aud A. Crib
ling, a retired harneSn maker who
said the Times once had "awindlpd'
him with subscription dictionary.
was accepted a. 10 cause b. both
sides
,. M. Fiske, a retired farmer, VINO
said he believed the Times was dyna-
miich. was under examination when
court receesed at uoou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

given In his own henali. as they do
10 that Of other Witnesses.
lnslcy today sai M one end Of the
table provided Tor counsel and con
ferred with one or the other of his
attorneys at every STAGE of the PRO
eeedings. He appeared nervous and
care wern.
Across from him nn the bench
usually occupied by the detendani.
was the father 81 the dead man. John
A Higgins. Higgins appears to take
keen interest IN the court proceed
ure. bat does not seem nervous.
The prosecution is being conducted
by District Attorney George s. Klock
assisted by NJ. J. Mctiulnness and Mr.
Robertson. while Miller and Craig and
y. 4. Medler appear for the defend
ant.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
PURPLE HILL 10
nAap passsep


San Franeisaco. Cal. Nov. ia
dispatch from shanghai received by
the Chinese Free Press here today
says the revolutionary forces have
invaded all the suburbs OF Nanking
and are pressing hard on Purple filI.
waere the Imperial troops are en-
trenched.
The besieging army IL expecting
large reintorcements. says the mes
sage. two brlgadas having been re-
cruiied At Fu Chow, Hang Chow and
shanghai
Another cablesran from Hong
kone says the rcyolutionlats arc a.
sembiing troops which they are pre
barring to rush 20 Nanklng and WI
Chang.
Chang PAX Gee. formerly q general
|of the Imperial army, hasinf iareff
Joined the rebels. has been appolntesl
commander Ia chief az the rrsoiuftoii.
AIRY army In the province Of Canton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
crNTIrrDE N nER E,R.
Woman Pours whi-keS on u and
Drunkcn In-sst Tunbles Out.

San Hernardina. Nov, i0.--Whlle
asleep in her home on the desert. Mrs.
Jack neynolds was suddenly awaken
ed by tickling sensation In her ear.
She felt something about and tried to
rake Il out with hairpins and other
implcmenis and fAiling. Ia despair de-
clded 60 drove the Intruder With
whlskey
soon after she poured the whisky
into her err, q centipede an inch Ions
crawlad out and fell 10 the floor, The
woman nearly faiaied al the sight.
but has completely recovered and h
suffering M ~ effects from her
strange experience.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
MEN NEAR DEATH N wEII

Bakersfield. NOV. 10. Hccause Of
the extreme speed with which water
n"wed into well struck In the desert
nrpr Dry sal' Lake. ON the &. a.
kuehn place one day last week. work
men came dangerously near death.
The water came up 10 the necks OF
the two men who were at work on
the well before help came, when
they were able 10 get out.
Al depth of ~ feet she'll was
peneirnsed and the water rushed in
on the men AT work in the hole.
H,nndina alone ON the dssert. tho weli
- remarkable one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
LIVESTOCK SHOW
WILL Be BIG
National Event Will Be Held
at Chicago and There Win
Be a Large Number of For
eign Exhibits.


Chicago. Nov. i0.---Direetors Of the
International Livestock exposition
announced last nisht that the annual
show would he held IN the exposition
buildlnE at the Union sioekynrds,
beginning December and cnntin-
minE until necember " instructions
have heen given 10 prepare the ballsl-
mas Tor the reception of the lnrgcat
numher of aVe stock exhibits record
cd. u - announced that entries have
been resolved trom the principal aKrl-
cultural districts of the vnit.d states
and from We'll known breeding farms
of Mexien ana canada. There viii
also be reEistI'rd amnnn the nami-
nntinns libefsi number of prize anti
Enalr frsim Europe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
AGED RANCHER IS
GOOD WALKER
Abraham WELLER OF San Ber.
nardino Starts Soon Upon
Long Tramp Across Deserts
and Mountains.

tny evesinE Heraia A. =. lssses Wtret
San Bernardino. Cal. Nov. lO.-De-
claring he wanted once more 10 trav-
erse the desert plains that he crossed
~ young man In lSi9. Abraham
Weller. aged Se, a prosperous rancher
OF this valley declared today he woaid
start next Sunday To walk 10 Salt
Lake and 81, Louis. He will retrnce
the same trail he took when he came
10 California.
Mr.. Weller was a gold prospector
and stage coach driver in Arizona IN
the days before the advent of steam
cars. lie will visit relatives and
friends In st. Louis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
nocK ISLAND MEN
POsri'ONE sTi,IKg.
lnY ENenlna Herald A. q. I.aanna VIE,

'hI'HEFl, NV IUlI~NVliun ON thr
threatened strike of shop emplo, eH
ON the Rock Island railroad system
vas postponed today despite tho
practical breaking OFF of negoslntlons
between company officials ana the
so-calied federated committee.
fhc latter decided 80 let the strike
situation mark time until the annual
convention Of the American Fedora
tion Of Labor which opens Ia Atlanta
next week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
CAVALRY MAKEs \
FIERCE ASSAULT

Tripoli. No, Ye.--Turklsh artillery
aud Arab hursemrn mgde several at
iacks ON tho Italian lines YESTERDAY.
The Italians fought their way 20 the
trenches uf the enemy, who tempo
rarity retircd hut again attacked -
the Italians were returning to th-'f
hase. As night the Turks Withdrew.
The Italians sustained some casual
Ties and the Arabs and Turks mans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

is assured. The returns also show
today that the Democratic candidate
for lieutenant governor. y. G. de-
naca, received slight majority.
while tire majority Tor W O. Mellon
aid. Democratic candidate for gov-
ernor. according to latest advices. n
2,aeo. The rest of the state Ticket "
ia doubt and u may take the official
count On November 81 e. decide
some - the closer contests. az cleo
tion judges In number of precincts
rrr0ncouHly enclosed all of the poll
books and return tally sheets
either ~ the sealed ballot boxes or
sent them scaled Ia the territorlai
secretary. Only ono county, Mora.
has thus. far sent iu complete re-
turns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
STEAMER IS ASHORE
ON FIRE ISLAND
French Boat Reports That
WreckWas Sighted but 0w-
ing to Dense Fog II Was
Impossible to Get Name.
~ EvsalaE Herald A. 2. Leased wlrsl

New YORK. Nov. 10 \ steamer
was reported ashore between Fire
Island aud i.ong Beach by the French
steamer Ncnckia, when she Arrived
ofs quarantine to-day CAPTAIN se-
aols of the Nenczia said the stranded
vessel had two masis and one fnn-
mel but that Il WAS too fosay 10 dis
tlnEuish her name. She Nas hlah in
the bow and stern and lower amid
ships, apparently broken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

Galveston, Texas, Nov. in.-.lsudol.
70 Heyea. san of General Reyes. and
candidate Tor governor ol the atate
OF Iaiisco. Mexico, arrived here today
With two other self-styled political
refugees en- route TO San Antonio 10
confer With General Reyes regarding
the Mexican situation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
/, nouND TAniE
CONiERENCE ~ TI.ANNEgt

fekinR, Nov no. 5l0 b.. m.--A
round table confcrenr. ON the sltu-
alton by men who stand ont most
prominently al tho present moment is
the governments latest card. Be-
Loving that Yuan shi KAi viii arrive
az the capital soon. they have SUM
moned HNi-f.ianR. the former yloeVoy
OF Manchuria. to meet him, and nre
str"nuously endeavorlnE To- persuade
Gen. Chang Shao Tsen. commander
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
ITALIAN TROOPERS
FIND THEIR MEN
DECAP|TATED
ON FIELD
Dispatch to War Office Indi-
Gates That Turks and Arabs
Are Numbering Prisoners in
Cold Blood.
FIGHTING STILL ON
AROUND TRIP0Ll


Wy SNensnk hefot1 a. v. Leased Wtreb
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia message
TO the Italian war office al Rome
from TrlpolI dated November =.
forwarded to tho embassy here.
states that on November two Itai-
Ian regimcnts made reconnaissance
on the oriental frontier and found
among the Arab dead and wounded
the bodies Of some Turks ON No.
vember the battery st Fort sidi
Messy broke forth and pa, 60 fiight
larRe groups of Arabs.
Some hnttaiions ~ Italians" the
cahlcgram continues. made r-con-
naissanc~ on the eastern side and
round two Italians who had hecn he
headed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
,n, n,..,.s Herald A. r.. L.ss,a wire,

santa Ne. y. NJ. Nov io.--To-
days developments make certain
that the Republicans VIII control the
LEGISLATURE absolutely and the state
senhse by two-thirds majority.
The Democrats ana Progressives
together have only one-third ~ the
state senate aud only twenty votes
out of forty-eisht IN the house Sew
crai contests are already spoken "
which the legislature. bcing judge Of
iis own members. will decide and
witch may aiso give the houSe 10 the
Republicans by twa.thirdf majority.
But. aside from that. the election "f
Two regulars from nm0ng the Re-
publirans t. the United States Eennte
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
BHiTIsn STEAMER
MAJ els tekss,li

London. Nov, le.--'rhe British
steamer Fair Port. carrylns crew
of thirty. II believed Ia have found
cred In a gale near Doggcr Bank. IN
the North sea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

Men. Women and Children Killed Relentlessy by Blood
Maddened Troops When Order for Massacre Is Given;
Even Sick and Aged Are Not Spared; Those Without
Queues Shown No Mercy; Foreigners Were Not NO.
Tested, but Their Protests Against wanton Slaughter
Were Received With Laughter by Even the Officers in
Charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
STEEL TONNAGE.
shy Eves'nH merald 4. '. Leased wtrsl

New York, y Y, Nov, unfllled
orders ON the books OF the Unitod
states Steel corporation on Oct. 81
were s.6sf.32S tons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
TERRIBLE STORY Of
LYNCHING IS
TOLD AGAIN
The Revolving Details of How
Mexican Lad Was Killed at
Thorndale, Texas, Brought
Out in Court.
,By Evening n.rsla 4. q. leased wire,

Cameron. Texas. Nov. TO- Revolt
Ing scenes marking the lynching of
Fernando Gomez. Mexican lad, at
Thorndaie. Texas last June. wore de-
scribed In court today by Alfred VII
son. witness IN the trial Of u. T.
gore. Jr.. charged with participation
In the affair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
FIRST LEGISLATURE WILL Be A
REPUBLICAN ONE BY TWO
THIRDS MAJORITY

Election Of Two Republican Senators is Assured AS
Enough Returns Are in to Make the Result Definitely
Known; Most of State Ticket is Still in Doubt and Ma
orities of Democrats Are Simply Guess Work As YETI
Latest Advices Give Mcdonald About 1000 Over Bur-
sum; 1t May Take Official Count to Determine Out
come
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

Of the army division az Ianchau. 70
Join the conclave.
The latest consular reports state
that the Tartar general aud the Man
chu iroops az Nanksng are still hold
ins out against the rebels and thai
bis battle l. pending.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

Toxic. Nov. io--wnng Hsia. the
cMisse minister to Japan. has lest
his officiiu residence here tor parts
unknown. 10 order TO avoid q meet
Ing with the three hundred YOUNG
Chinese students who are In educa-
ticfa institutions here a. government
expense.
Tho students have been left without
funds owing 90 the cessation OF re-
mi'iances from Pcklng. Yesterday the
STUDENTS began looking for Minister
Wang. When they found that ne had
decampcd they took possession OF tho
loration
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
STOCK BisOK Esss FAif..
fuy EssninE meraid A. =. Leased W .se,

NV fOFh, \. u NOV ~ -AIl-
nouncement was made ON the stock
exchange this morning of the failure
Of the Arm or w l.. stevens and COM
pany. The present firm was formed
In April, 1910.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
bALL AND wHlcHgR
sny gvs.i.s us,ala 4. =. leased svs,.,

New York, n y, Nov. lo.-The sus.
pension OF the stock exchange Arm
|of ball and Mhlcher was announced
|thiN afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
Ia TOILETTE BOOM
HlTs COLORADO

Denver Colo. Nov. i0.--In accord.
ance with resolutions adopted at the
recent meeting OF the National Pro
gressive Republican league at Chi
caso. progressive Republicans OF Cool
RADIO have completed permanent or.
Eanization, endorsed United States
Senator Robert In Toilette OF Wiscon.
sin for the Republican presidential
nomination and passed resolutions
calling for state wide primaries for
the expression OF presidential choice
The organization declared ior a
presidential primary law and endorsed
the recall for all elective offices.
-
Phoenix. Arix., Nov. fO.--Arizona
Republicans entertain strong hopes
of sweeping the stnte IN the frat
elections ana are organizing for a
vigorous. united campaign Ia all coun-
Ties. The state central committee.
under the chairmanship OF J. Lorenzo
Hnbbcn OF Apache county. has elect
ed =. r. Hayes Of Maricopa AZ secre.
tary. and J. NJ Ormsby Of Pima as
treasurer These officers we're rec.
commended 10 the state committee BY
the senatorial and state candidates.
~ =. Pimmer oi Tucson was first
elected treasurer. hut as Il was found
he was not member OF the central
committee. he was Ineligible under
the primary Law. In accepting the
treasuEershsp AZ Ormshy stated that
he would resign al any time should
Mr. Plnmer become eligible by elec.
ton To mn the vacancy.
The election OF Mr.. Hayes n In
recognition OF the progressive Repub
llcsns Of Maricopa aud also shows
the candidates regard Maflcopa as the
battle ground M. Hayes is pro,
giessiee republican, and Il chairman
Of the MarIcopa county central COM
mittce. State headquarters will be
immediately opened IN Phoenix.
The Arizona stale Republican exec.
uilee committee II composed OF the
following membersliip.
Apache connty, Ambroaio Cande.
laria. cochise, Parker Woodman.
Coconlno. Fred smith; ella. Thomas
A. Fascoe; Graham. 4. 81. Clayton;
6reenlee, " A Farx. Maficopa. n. \.
Fisher. Mohaye, = =. Rehdlck; Nav.
aio, Robert Smith; Pima, Allan R.
Iaynes: plnai r y. McCrary: santa
Cruz. Alien n bird. Ynvnpai. U. ".
Morrison; Yuma IN vanceclymer
The Washington times., 1911-04-21
NOTED MEN SPEAK
At CONFERENCE ON
SOUTH'S EDUCATION
Third Session Opens AT
Jacksonville With Many
Addresses.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 2.-The
third session Of the fourteenth annual
Conference for Education in the South
began today with an address on THE
Rural School an Essential Factor in
Sanitary Progress" by DR.. Allen w.
Freeman. of the Virginia department If
health. DR.. Allen was followed by DR..
j. n. Hurry, health commissioner of
the State of Indiana. who addressed the
conference on The Child"
The Progress of Sanitation in Florida, |"
by DR.. Hiram Byrd, of the Florida de-
partment of health, and The Church
for the Working Farmer" by DIR. War
rem H. Wilson, of the Presbyterian
board of home missions, completed the
mornings program.
In the conference are leading educa-
tors, statesmen, editors. lawyers, physi-
clans, preachers, farmers, merchants,
and manufacturers, who meet to discuss
in a practical way the fundamental
problems of education and life in their
application to conditions in the Southern
States. Its purpose is the development
of the South and its aim to give to all
opportunity for education.