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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate u Alexander Hack. deceased
Creditors will present claims with youch.
or' To the undersigned ut his residence Mt
uoalylllo. summit County. Utah on or bc.
fore the 9TH day OF October. A y, 1911.
ALENANDER wRignr.
Administrator Of the estate Of Alexander
black. deceased.
Date OF first publication June iath. 1911.
4. H. NEELEY, Attorney.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be- received b.
Board of school Trustees OF the
Wanship School District at It's OIL.
flee, Wauship, summit Comfy.
Utah, up TO 8p. m. Friday, August
X, 1911, for the school building al
Wanship, summit County, Utah.
Plans aud specifications may he
examined at the office ~ the board
OF school Trustees, Wanship. Utah.
Or ut the office Of the Architect, j.
H.. Allen, II knight Block, Provo,
Each bid must be accompanied 10y
n certified check for per cent Oi
the amount Of bid, made payable To
the board Of School Trustees Of the
Wanship School district. which
check shall he forfeited 10 the said
board In the event that the success.
lul bidder fail to enter into u con-
tract with said board within tire.
days after award Ii made.
A bond ns provided by law will be
required Of the contractor tn guar
antce the performance Of his work
The board Uf school trustees Oi
the Wanship School District re-
serves the right to reject any ur all
bids.
BOARD or SCHOOL TRUSTEES
WANsHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT,
6-l6-ll H.. X. You've, Clerk.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28
pln

Duty ia power which rises with Us
I'M the morning and goes to rest with
,us At night II IL coeHtenslvo with
The action OF our intelligence. II is
the shadow which oleaves to Us. go
where We will. and which only leaves
US when We leave the light Of life
Gladstone.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28
Notice 10 Creditor.

'-'-"t wniiHm HcninH dcceaAed
Creditors will present claims with youch.
ers attached 10 tho undersigned Mt hi.
residence nj IIenefer. summit County.
Utah. on or before the nth day Of October
a D. lSll' ALMA ". RicnIss.
Administrator Of the estate Of William
Rheims, deceased,
Date Of first publication June 18th, 1911.
r. II. NERLEY. Attorney.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28
COUNTY orpICpRa

Commissioners W. u. Lewis. Lev
Pearson, Henry W. llales
clerk }. ". llixon.
Treasurer Alexander Wright.
Attorney. T.. johnson
Rccoricr-J. Elwood Carruth.
Asscssor-W o. stephens
sheriff John O. Cooley
surycyor-R a. Jones
Superintendent Of school,-G a
Cooper
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28
LOST

In one day I lost a severe cold by
taking Chambers Cold Tablets, guar
antccd 70 cure a cold in one day, and
asy case " la Grippe In three days,
or your money refunded. John Boyden
q Nnl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28

There arc people who brsne so
insanely jealous Of their copetiiors
that they will resort to most rything,
but the mere fact that the permit
themselves to show this stateif their
mind is conclusive evidence ut they
are already beaten.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28

Never leave home on journey with.
out bottle ~ Cbambcrlain's Collie,
Cholera aud Diarhoca Remedy. II is
almost certain 10 be needed and cannot
be obtained when On board the cars or
steamships. For sale by John Boyden
( Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28

For summer diarrhoea in children a
ways give Chamberlain's Collie, Hholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil,
and a speedy cure is certain. For sale
by John Boydsn & SoA.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28

There Is limited number Of copies
Of The summit, the year book Of the
:. :. A., not yet disposed Of. II YOU
want a copy you will have to hurry. as
they are selling fast.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28

sprains require careful treatment.
Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain 5
Liniment freely. 1t will remove the
soreness and quickly restore the parts
to n healthy condition. For sale by
John Boydcn 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28

II Chambers Cold Tablets don I cure
you Of colds and La Grippe you neod
not pay rs cent. John Boyden s Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28
The CodlOiHe Times

Business communication should
he addressed to "The Walvill'
Times" COalville, Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28

Remlttances should be mie pay
able 10 THE Coalvills Time
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28

Dated at lcncfcr July %, lOii.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

IN aaost OF tha thlngs thak haEs tran
splred during tue past y>sr or two
h~slaansty ha was keen enough ia
Tread pubic opinion and knew it
would be folioy to oppose e.
In the matter of delegates to the
national convention II Is different.
1his is where Jim Smith draws the
line and all his friends viii be ex-
pected to stand with him to the end.
This means thai IL Ross Is TO con-
tinue In active politics in Middlesex
under the Smith machine, he must
put up a fight for anti-wilson dele
gates In this county. Il remains to
be e who viii come forward as
| the Wilson men and back the dele
gates pledged to him.
Perhaps. a great deal depends on
whether or not Senator silzer is APP
pointed secretary OF state by the
governor. Should Middlesex land
this plum 1t would be natural to up
pose that Senator Silzer and the pro-
gressive element that is with him,
would come out strong for Wilson
delegates. But whether Senator Sill
ger is appointed or not. the fact re-
mains thai the mass of people are for
Wilson and it is doubtful If the
Democrats will dare ignore this lei
timent.
In Monmouth, Mercer, Hudson,
Essex and many Of the southern
counties men have already come for
ward as pronounced Wilson dele
gates, announcing their Intention of
running at the primaries next Msy
1t will soon be time for the Middle
sex leaders to show their hama.
There can be no compromise. Eth
or they must be for Wilson OF
against him: How long must we
wait before announcements are
made? And II no announcement is
forthcoming, how long will 1T De
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29
WHY rs THE CANAL cIosEDg

It would probably be very hard
for the Pennsylvania railroad to ex-
plain why 1t closes the Delaware &
Raritan canal every year about the
middle of December. We suppose 1t
would say 1t vas on account OF the
ice. The fact is, however, that the
canal would be closed but very few
days in the year were 1t not for this
arbitrary ruling on the part Of the
railroad company. No doubt the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad would like to
close the canal permanently. This
being impossible at the present time
IL naturally desires to stop all trans
portation on the waterway as much
as possible and it uses the winter as
an excuse.
We are told that since the reduc-
lions In toll that went into effect fol-
lowing the agitation last year, traffic
on the canal has greatly increased.
with a fiat rate fixed ON the water
| ways, as il should be, with the tow
age trust abolished at both ends of
the canal, not to mention the mule
ttowage through the waterway, there
Is reason to believe that commerce
would increase still more rapidly.
| II remains for the state to do its
mart Ia forcing the Pennsylvania
railroad to fix reasonable terms.
Judging from the personnel of the
new legislature. however. there
seems to be little to hope for. SEN
ator Prince. who Ia to be president
OF the senate, opposed the canal toll
hin last year and so did Assembly
man McCran, who liz to be speaker
lof he House. The Republican par
ty, which Is IN control Of the legis-
| lature. has always been recognized
az being subseryant to the Pennsyl'
vania railroad. It remains to be sear
whether or not it will dare break
the shaekles and do something fo'
the people In the way Of opening tbs
waterways SO as to furnish eompetf
ton Tor all transportation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29
PERTH AMBoY


n ~ ~ -
! ~ nases frou New Tofk-
Ia& raty T<7H
I Ca Staten Island Sound. 1t tn
I mouth OF the Rarttan river &no ~
I the head OF tsarttan Bay
Ocean can dock III rom
I - to 40 feet of water.
I Channel II feet deep at fow VS.
ter ieadins ap the bay from SANDY
! Baily ste.Ds~r services to Nsw
( -Four railroads. the ps~nnsy!vsnia
1 Eentrxt Railroad Of = 1ssssy.
{ kapld TrRHsiL Branches unniu "
1 all directions. anording AiHsoss n
I AnltmftAd plumber Of exceilent tsc-
/ Has Two telegraph and rwo tsis-
I Electrtc light and gas companies
I I've daily nswspap0rn
[ Federal postefscs building
Public Library.
I Nine grpmnar school and Q
I hiwt school. which n on ~
I proved hst of al the leading ua,-
/ Versfsies I'm this country, foar pccni-
! sftal schools q a nhsfhs~
/ thurch~. Of all denominations
! City hnapital.
Aun3ctpal water works ~
I PROMINENT center for troAies"
{ HI parts uf the state. rn-
4 Aichess clay deposits in tns eost
I try IN this Immediate vicin1sy.
( SDfent1a th~afrl.al 80.
! gofne OF the leading liz
nre American smeiting y RSnanner
: Ccmpanrp ~sraeiter. Rattan C9pps
/ Works ~srneIter; Barber AspessS
( Works. United Lead WORKS; oa,.raIi
6tafey Cartridge Co, AZ chitecsu 49,
Ttse Il Fsience Co: G. PaTaee as.
and Tie Works. Atlantic Ferrs Nsw
" Co. + ederal Terra Gotta 70. nss
/ Jersey Terra f.1tta Co. three psrrr
of ths Masional F~iregrsaan4 rses
/ pany and stlei similar fndAsssar'
1Sftir.n the isnaaeaiate vicinity. IT,
anafe works CherebroLEh VaseIsns
Works, Marcy stove Works. tws
arydaek cnmpRniss together NIL
safeguards and marine
y s.91447 81 sxrt rs Gable '1hi-
rans: Roeesier r. Hassiaeher Cnsrns
Zeal Works. emery mills: ceKe a.nu
cigar factories. cement stons wornst
coHi shipping piers, handkerGnhsa
Factory cement works: maehths
shops and irnn foundriess
For further particulars ADDRESS.
Albert Leon. secretary OF tns
#earj ~ Trade
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29
oTnEn PLACES ARousED.

Perth Amhoy In not the only place
to be aroused by the case OF hydro
phobia in this city. The following
editorial appeared in the Maiden
Mass. Evening News. published In
sns home city OF John II. Bell. thu
young victim:
4Tfa terrible death OF JOHN Rice
pazs from hydrophohiR brings 60 an
|nntimelv and sad end q career q
'~unusnaf promise. He Was q typfc&i
urcd net Of our grammar and high
achx,org. q youth of ambition and
ability. Ar1 this spial1.1 IFS A@e'
to be lost Because somebody had q
pet cur dog that rushed out upon
him when he was riding along on
his motor cycle miRafng his OWL
business. Cases eft rabies r ex
ceedlngly rara but when they come
as an awful shock upon the friends
ard relatives Of q victim we realize
that ait a time the sarae fearful
fate ia likely to come upon any OF ua
lee Ic-g cs-a-= - asss aiiuw
them to rush st people who are pass-
ing. Another phase OF this tragedy
that seems to call for an tnvestlga'
tion is why the institution that ex-
amined the dogs areas reported Il
free frosn dogs rabies and 50 8 RE-
tsult the victim took mo- precautions
(, against nydroDhobEa. Even an oc-
castonal tragedy of khEs kind II 4
EErsgntful prizes TO pay fnr keansna
~ saw pat dogs ana sstkang shazd
xun loose
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

n1nm 6kANM npxna
ssssasss :: ~ !,s shsF'dsa =
- Hiss ana Lsaxss 10
mssfso Ase md gnfsrssas ~
fx-4~fsh and HiMh MfM
Ed~~H<w EHnFHw{ck ave nna New b.
ST-Bfmfe md Smith Ate.
4&-kuckInxham Ave ard Hartford o.
as-sssss snd Ws@htnsfen atA
t7-Hsgh and Washington Stsk
k4-Ssafe ST and buckingham Ava
H--sfaae nsnsd W. Mayns sna
ss-Near United Lead Works
g2-ws~hinRten and First sta
ss-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm s.
s4-SmIts 81. and Watsen Avs
ge-Conraercs ard State SxH
77-Fronf and smith Sta.
7s-ws ssr and Gordon 5sss
N-Kearney Ave and Gordon st
ss-Amboy Ave. and washington St
s~s-fIsysssNa ana sr,cs l., azs. g.
M-Amboy and Hall Aves
R-Ha1i Ave. and fHsies 81
N-NevIIie and JohnstoEe SITS.
shs sG so ssns sn q p ! G as Dawn ' he l eve oacE
ONLY and let go Stay at ooA
Fire nnder control. 5 Iaps-FfTs ost
taps-PoIfce calL. 1S-Call feT 49,
in wfFu Hose CO. 14--Caff for MnNIe.~
Ian engine Co n-CaH for ProIsG.
tfcn Hook and Ladder Co. lc-SnH
For agile Hess Co. l5-Csii t9s tva1a
Hore Co 233-Calls fo- entire u.s.
In case Of tnaot11y
sound alarm from . POI .-pWdsror.
police Headquarters Sis Aps-
one session of school
The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes In this vicinity than
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29
rrv sraxEY CENTRAL.

TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMBCY
For Now York. Newark and ElizA-
beth ~ 4 ~, Fla. x7:sS. 7:6k xs.=t.
$50. s:42, 1906. HIS q M ls;07.
12:3S. RAT, RIA. 4:40. SOS. 500. S;l4s
$40 p. m.; Sundays. sag q m. l:zs.
k:0s. 7.23 8:z7 i. .n
Fer Philadelphia End Trenton VIA
Bound Book 7:1z. 7:5s. $50, s:4z,
y. M, Sundays. s:32 a. M; f.z3. sos
f.25. e;xI y. M
FOR Long Branch. Ashury Park.
Ocean Grove, etc. $40, 1856, i2:oS q,
night: Suadays 4:ba. S:37 . m.. 4:b7.
R.Zb .. m
For Freehold b;10. zoe. sos. I1.0z.
N, 2:2I, $40. 8.G3. 6.s4 p. ms Sundays
Il:e6 a. M: 4.s7. S.2s p m.
Knew Y0rk onl-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29
WILSON DELEGATES.

with Wilson delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic convention lining
up in different counties throughout
the state nothing is heard from Mid
dinHex. 1t Is well known that tbs
greatest ambition OF former Senator
James Smith, Jr., is to prevent the
governor from getting q solid dele
cation from his home state. II was
Tor the effect IL would have on the
nomination Tor president that Smith
ard Nugent strained every effort to
fsrsz1 the legislature Y to the Re-
pnbIcans last fall. Having accom-
plsahed this they have turned their
~ensieavors toward splitting the New
Jersey delegation to the national
convention. Their lientenants are at
werk In every section OF the state
and the hardest kind of a fight ia on.
l&G
Thanks to the new election laws.
passed by the legislature last year
through the efforts of Governor VIII
son, the people are going to have
something to say ~ to who their
delegates shall be. A state primary
ia 10 be held next May when the pep
pla will go To the polls, the same an
on election day, and choose ren to
go To the respective national conven
tfons.
Under the law the delegates may
hare printed on the ballot the name
~ the men they favor for the nollfn-
alton and. II elected, they will 80
pledged to sete for him. This menus
that Ia every county In the state der
egafes will be named who will be-
pledged to nominate Governor VIII
500. To oprose these delegates
saith and Nugen1 will have a set OF
men who Will naost likely run az un-
pledged delegates. This meana they
will vote for the person Smith tells
them Ia.
n II we'll known that there IS .
kEAA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

have . carload Of choice yonnA
vound irAfs and lei pu1poss
e,ateu a good horse 10 come n view
shp stock even II net I'm the market ta
guy claim TO have SOLO tne oes.
graft horses in Perth hmboy this pas
wear and their owners satisfaction
rarrantE me ths ~patronage OF pros
c~cfiye buyers. Max - shrrfrct 500
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29


x* - MAnn~
60 $3.50 s@M "~as7'
.sa "a nn,5 nsa,~ ,-a.-. So
u Fremad, Kroeesr Auditorium.
lies soclsty krava W-asbiuQfon
/ hsyr
-
$ah- zf-Stxth animal ball OF STAR
| of Grace Lodge Na5 IN Ehepherds
VI neenssnem, washington mai.
Nacca bees. Washfrafon ha1l
uaa , u.lr ps~sean 1. ru
. Daii fufta@is AHIietle GIup,
AUDITORIUM.
saGns cas
req. z1-SupPer, Ladies Aid so
ciety OF Simpson M. Z. church
Eah Wase5ursor
Hose and Chemical Company.
March f8--Dancs of the Brother
bssoa T-sratnns.n Auastartsna
Aseo aeA'
. aaa ya.st s,,nh A~'''asuefaas
Sent 2-ssngerh,rns nsannfs.
1919.
session In this city.
xndiror,um
Anrst p"'pan. G. pa.rs.s.- ans
ance, Auditorium
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

The EVENING NEWS goes INTO
more homes In this vicinity nan
any other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29
y g --V- 49, :
GRAND OPENING or

New Paint and Wallpaper Store
2os NEW BRUNSWICK AVE.
New ready for business. Vita 2 pl4
Stains. Let us estimate on wall paper
fne, painting and glazing. Our prices
Will surprise you. Special In wall d.
per. &c per double roll. ard W.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
AMARILLO MAN
RIDES BUFFALO
Buck farbrough Takes Cir
Gus Money Amid Loud
Storm of Cheers

At the afternoon performance OF
the 10l Ranch" not little inter
est cttrched TO the unsuccessful a,
temnt Of Rrck Yarhrourh to ride d
buffalo The rider was thrown q
vns claimed NV his friends on nc
count of not getting fully seated IN
the saddle Announcement was
made hv tho manaremcnt that o
nrcmium Of s25 would he givcp Var.
hrongh II he rode the buffalo Al the
nirht performance Yarhrourh was
game, and then ana there accented
the offer, and stated that he would
mako the attcmNt Ne went into tte
arena orain laSt nicht. succeeded I'm
riding I've buffalo and received tho
nri1e offered
When the Amarillo hoy was sec1
10 Tee successful, n mighty shout Won
10. and he received an almos, rcr
fcot ovation from the r,er,hcr. of
t'o show, all OF them realizing the
difficulty Of the feat performed h,
the daring rider
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
POOR WOMAN
PRIZE WINNER
Wife of Paralytic Screams
for Joy After Land
Drawing

" ASSOCIATED l".N
Gregory, $. D., Oct. ga woman
landed first prize in today's drawing
fer Rosebud and pincridgc land. Mrs
Mary J. Kendall Of Rapid City, 5. D.,
being the lucky one Her husband
g. a paralytic and for six years she
supported herself and family at day
labor weaving carpets
The news reached her at Rapid
City. With a telegram In her hand
she rushed to her husband, fell on
her knees beside the husbands in
valid chair and screamed for joy
There. Mary. told YOU God
would remember MS some time. and
ho has" said the invalid husband
stroking his wifes head, while tears
rolled down his cheeks.
Frank u Royles of Gregory drew
number two. Roylcs is q son of the
man who had good number at the
drawing at Gregory five years ago
and flied In the adjoining town OF
Gregory Number three WIS Grawu
by William Rothmcier. ot Mccain
Missouri.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
SPECIAL EXPERT WILL
STUDY PECAN INDUSTRY


SPECIAL to psilv News
Cuero. Tex, Oct 2i.-Thc recent
visi, OF NJ. NJ. High. OF the United
States department Of agrisulture, to
this city has resulted in the recon-
mcnded appointment OF a special
man for study of the pecan industry
In this vicinity. Mr. High was here
last week INVESTIGATING the pecan
crop, This was his second visit for
that purpose. his first being last sum.
mer when he was IN the city n short
time in behalf OF the agricultural de-
partmont
A resume OF the work done by it'
iNvestisa'ors will he shown In n spec
ial bulletin that is to be issued In a
few months by the national govern.
ment, Dewitt county is especially
adantcd io the cultivation OF the pc
can ana the departmental work will
be Of much benefit TO growers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
Galueston Passes
Million Mark in
Cotton Receipts

SPECIAL 20 Daily News
Galveston. Tex. Oct "a Calves
ton cotton receipts since September
have passed the million bale mark
today. with the arrival OF 1876
bales. This makes = grand total AT
this point during the season OF l.
0l5,5l0 bales. II was on this date
one year aeo that the million mark
was reached. the showing at thar
time beinC l.03S145 bales.
The fact that last years receipts
at this time were IN excess Of the
present year Is explained through
the fact that prices have been un-
satisfactory. acd the staple is not
being moved at such an active rate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
ADDITIONAL LAND OPENED
FOR FARMING NJ MErCEnEs

Mercedes, Tex, Oct 81 About
isiN thousand acres Of land sodth OF
here will he cNen Tor cultivation
SHORTLY, according to statements OF
bic landowners Of this soetion Pre-
parations are being made 20 open
roads and bclld hridS"l wherever
necessary Three bridges have been
constructed In tn last few weeks.
The land that IA To- be- onc0cd fo-
development Is rs fertile as any in
this section and Is adapted TO the
cultivation OF al cro1S growing in
this county
Plans will he cpnSidrrcl by the
Chamber Of Commot'h for the looa-
tion Of a governmental dcmoustra-
tlon farm In tho aron that VIII be
Crcucd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
COURT CENSURE
FOR VEM|REMAN
b. W. Clark Dismissed After
Challenge by McNama-
ra Counsel
TALKED To TIMES MAN
nEFINITEI Y STATED THAT FOUR
TEEN MIN WILL IN
CHOSEN TO SERNE
A. JURORS.

" NN>octAted lfceN
Los Angeles. Cal. Oct. ga y. W
Clark. n venireman In the McNamars
case, was dismissed this afternoon
from further participation in the
trial after being challenged by the
defense at judge nOtdwell's sagg''s-
tion. because he tnlkc on the street
about the case with Harry Chandler
the latter being president and GEN.
eral manager of the Mirror
company, and son-in-law of General
Otis. the publisher OF the Times
Clark was severely censIred by the
court
According to the statements of
Clark. Chandler had stated that he
hoped the former would qualify as a
juror Chandler is held as In no
wise responsible for the corversl-
ton. which was stated by Clark.
In his cross examination Clatk
gave new clcw leading to new
witness. his son, and the defense
states that the boy will hr sub-
poeneeG Clark said that his son
had told him that the explosion was
unQucstionahly one OF gas because
that when on the night OF the ex-
plosion, he came home he smelled
gas. This STRENGTHENED Talcsmau
Clark's opiHion that the explosion
was caused by gas.
II was definitely stated today that
fourteen mon will hear the case as
jurors which is possible under 70
California law providing two more
additional jurors may he qualified IN
cases In which the trial is likely n
be OF great Duration and importinr'
The extra two win he kent with tho
other twelve, and near evidence and
one Of them will he drawn TO serve
rs a regular juror IN the ease OF sick
ness ot one Of the oricinal twelve.
None of the fourteen seemed 10 be
in slrht tonight. The six Jurors tenn
pcrarllv accepted by the defendant
and the state remain in the box. hut
.an are likely to be pcremptorily
challenged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
Rodgers Resumes
Western Flight
AtDeI Rio Next

Special TO Daily News
San Antonio. Tex. Oct. "a After
two days stop here. c. 7. Rodgers,
the coast,to-coast aviator. has res
sumed his flight at Harlaadale. a re-
sort several miles south OF the city,
The flight westward Is being made
over the Southern Pacific tracks. and
the special train bearing the aviator's
wife, was standing at the Southern
Paistlc siding nearby and started
with the biplane.
Rodgers expects To make Del Rio
his next stop He landed fifteen
miles from here. having been forced
10 stop to fix his engine, but later
assembled and continued the journey
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
PACE BY TAFT
IN MINNESOTA
Sweeps Through State in
Strenuous Day of
Speech Making

Nv Associated Press
Minneapolis, MINI, Oct pa AZ
ter visiting most OF the western
states classed as "insurgont," Pres.
idcnt Taft today swept through Min
nesola, making fifteen speeches,
speaking last In the auditorium here
tonight Tomorrow he will be the
ruest OF 81. Paul citizens.
on Thursday the president enters
Wisconsin the home Of Senator La
Toilette. who is recognized as his
opponent for the Republican noml.
nation next year