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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-21
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Thursday with friends in Eau GaIlle'
Hon. w. h. Hardee, of Jensen was
a business visitor in town yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. |. E. Whitney, of Jen-
sen, were guests at the Atlantic hote'
Monday.
Capt. G. G. Gleason, Of st. Angus
tine, was business visitor in our city
Wednesday and Thursday.
Walter Heller is contemplating an
extended visit in White Springs about
the middle of next month.
WANTED-Clean, old rags, of any
kind except scraps; FIVE cents per
pound delivered at TRIBUNE office,
The residence of K. b. Rauerson IS
in the hand of Fred Wins, the painter
and its appearance is being greatly
improved.
A. O. Frink, general manager of the
Indian River Trading Company, OF Eau
Galle, was a business visitor in our
city yesterday.
Mayor Whyte left Wednesday for
Miami in his Ford automobile, taking
party down to attend the big anriver-
sary celebration.
Every TRIBUNE al. in which is de-
scrbed or priced something which you
want or ought to buy, is a business
proposition made to you.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. A. Peek, of West
Palm Beach. arrived in Fort Pierce
Wednesday, and are the guests of the
family of DR.. Lawrence Peek.
w. O. Brock, a well-known clerk in
the P. P, Cobb department store will
leave tomorrow to spend vacation of
a month at his former home at States
bOrO, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Saylor, A. E.
Seager, Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Ankeney,
of Ankona; H. S. Thomas and two
daughters, of Eldred and Frank New
ton, of Carson, were visitors in our
city yesterday.
We have unloaded a carload of Stude-
baker wagons, and they are all beauties.
Single and double team and different
width tires to suit. Everybody knows
what the word Studebaker stands for
Come and take look at them or if you
are too busy write for prices. Jackson
-Luce-G ladwin Co., Fort Pierce.
Our anniversary offer to the subscrib.
ers of THE TRIBUNE who will pay two
or three years subscription, either in
advance or for amount due, is meeting
with much success, as quite a large
number have already taken advantage
of the opportunity. This offer will not
be extended day after August 18th.
The Miami-Fort Pierce baseball
game played at Miami Wednesday af-
ternoon resulted in the defeat of the
Fort Pierce boosters by score of Is
to /. Of course, Fort Pierce did not
use her regular battery, and only al
lowed this defeat to fatten the Magic
City's fans for yesterday game, which
will doubtless show decidedly different
score.
Fort Pierce is well represented at
the Miami fifteenth anniversary cele-
bration this week, various parties 60
ing down on the three trains Wednes-
day night, while an equal number went
on the two trains last night. 1t has
been impossible to secure the names of
all, but the following are among the
Mrs. A. ID. Penney and
daughter, Miss Laura, Thos. Rhoden,
John Garlic, Roy Willis, A. b. Hill
ard, MIR. and Mrs. Leo Matherson and
children, Miss Bessie Backus, George
Backus, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fee and
children.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-21
pETITION FOR ESTABLISHING A SPECIAL
TAX SUR.SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR FORT
nPI1M AND M NEW

To the Honorable Board of Public Instruction
for St. Luce County, The undersigned taxpayers
of precinct No 5, including the school districts of
Olney and Fort Drum hereby petition your Hon
orable body to call an election for the purpose of
establishing a special tax sub-school district in
this precinct. The Sub-tax District to be bound
ed as follows: Beginning at the NE corner of
township 81, range &c east, thence west to the NV
corner of township 81, range 35 east thence south
to the NV corner Of the Tantie Sub-School- Dis
trict thence east to the meridian separating ranges
30 and 81 east, thence north to point of beginning
Signed: ID. |. Roberts. w w. Beecher A. Smith
Harley Holmes, j. NJ, Lee, l.. H. Mclaughlin, S. ].
Drawdy S. A. Hair. T. NJ. Swain, R. E. McLaugh-
lin, ID. l.. Mclaughlin j. T. Padgett, E. l.. Nc
Laughin. X W. Swain.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL SUB.DlSTRICT TAX
~ SCHOOL ELECTION.
In Conformity to Chapter 1878, General Statutes
of the State of Florida, Sections 399 to 4l6 ncus
i've Special Tax Election is hereby called TO he
held in Fort Drum and Olney Sub-TaX School Dis
trict in St. Lucie County; said election to be held
at the precinct voting place in said sub-disrict ON
Friday the 10Th day. OF August, A. d. 1911, for
the purpose of forming said sub-dstrict and for
the election of Three Sub District Tax School
Trustees and TO select the number of mills of sub
district school tax mot TO exceed threel 10 be levied
assessed and collected annually in the sub.districf
for the next two years
The following territory 10 be embraced IN cold
sub-district.
Beginning at at the NE corner Of township q
range 80, East, thence west to the NV corner of
township 81, range rs East, thence south 10 the
NV corner of the Tantie Sub-School District
thence East to the meridian separating ranses AZ
and 81 east, thence north to point of beginning
For the holding of such election, the following
named registered tax payers are hereby appontel
as inspectors and clerk; r w. Swain. D. Ron
er'S and D, l.. Mclaughlin, inspectors; Harley
Holiness clerk. ''''' ICY
B. F. HARDEsTY, Chairman School Board
J. w HODGE Supt, and Secretary we
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-21
N. 0. PENNY
Ford Automobiles
VERO, FLORIDA

Long Island, N. Y. July Is, 1911.
Three days spent in and around
Washington, gave us an oppor-
tunlty to visit the treasury build.
lug, war department, White
House, Capitol, Smithsonian In.
stltute, Washington Monument.
Arlington National Cemetery. and
many other points of interest ~
Washington is also famous for
being the home of more than
1000 Ford Cars. Our next ston
was at Gettysburg, the famous
battle field, and a maenificieut
view is obtained from the tower
on Round Top. We passed through
Harrisburg and Reading PennsSi.
vania, the Delaware Water Car
to Port Jarvis. New York ~
Nyack on the Hudson, here we
ferry to Tarrytown across the
Hudson. at Rye we took the fer
ny across long Island Sound. The
scenery for the last two davs has
been something grand, and Last
night a flying machine passed an IN
full view. p"'Se' III
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-21
COME derate Pensioners in St. Lucie.

At the request Of Governor Glchrist
we publish below a list of those recey-
ing Confederate pensions from the
State of Florida, together with the
amount received by each by the year,
as follows:
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-21

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New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
FIND AUTO GOODS IN SALOON
Police Alight on Alleged Fence
for Supply Thieves.

In tho arrest of a man described b. the
pol,ce a Thomas Crlmmns, the proprietor
NJ 4 saloon AT No. u West 6itn street, who
onerates junk shop IN conjunction with
h,s Iiouor business, the officers of the West
18th street station say they bcEeFe theY
have found the person who has leen re-
coivine stolen goods from a gang OF au-
,onobile supply thieves, who during the
last six months have succeeded i'm steal
ing supplies from the Broadway sutomo-
bile concerns valued at not less than SlOoH.
. The arrest Of CrimmIns followed the ar
raignuent OF Joseph t. Wilson. thirty-two
years old. a former employe Of a rubber
firm. before Magistrate Barlow, in the
West side court Yesterday morning, upon
the charge Of grand larceny. wilson was
arrested IN a condition of alleged intoXica-
tion near the corner Of Broadway and 9th
street earlier In the day, with number
of automobile shoes and inner tire tubes
in his posses sion, which he said he was
going 10 take TO Crimmins's saloon.
The incident aroused suspicion and De-
tcctiyes Haley. sullivan. Mccormick and
Mccarthy were sent 10 the Crimmins sa-
loon. The SAID they found similar articles
there. and 80 arrested Crimmins on a
charge OF receiving stolen goods
Crmmin- denied knowing that the goods
had been stolen and said he had frequently
kept goods in his basement for a comnis-
sion from the supposed owner. The police
said that several dealers who have exam
ned the goods have told them that they
we're stolen from their places.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
EXPRESS STRIKE ENDED
Committee Of Ten Fails to Induce
Mayor TO Intercede.

The striking employees Of the Adams Bx-
rre-s COMPANY declared their strike or
Internationally AZ a meeting held last night
IN currvs Hall. 40. ~ East 47th street
after It had been reported 10 the meeting
that the COMPANY would take the strikers
back only on their merits and following
their applications a. individuals 1t vas the
most quiet meeting the express drivers had
held since the strike started The men
waited for hours before the word reached
them that the COMPANY would make no
other terms.
Headed by William II Ashton. general
organizer Of the teamsters, the conmittee
Of ten called on the Mayor at IL a. m. 20
ask his intercession Tho Mayor could
guarantee nothing as condition or the
strikers returning 70 york, and later de-
y.elonnents showed that the company was
not going to temporize any longer After
the committee OF ten left the Mayor 5
office the following statement was gwen out
at tho City Hall
The deieeatior asked the Mayor II he
would use his good Offices to get the men
hack 10 work n the strike we're called oT.
The Mayor said that he would he very glad
10 use his Offices in favor of the great pulk
~ the men. but that he would never ask
tho companies 10 take back the ringleaders
of this strike. y the strike was wholly un-
iustiiable There was no question Of wages
or hours or any substantial thing in dis
puto. The cause of tho strike was certain
leaders. whom the men should get rld ~
a. soon as possible. and put in their places
men of good judgment, who would move
slowly and surely IN everything, and not
call etrikes for frivolous things simply to
shov, their authority
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
ARRESTS FOR death GRAFT
Butler in s. s. Howland's Home
Accused of Using Mails.

Arres-ed in the home Of Samuel s How
land nresident OF the Washington Jockey
cr,h and director Of other racing asso-
Citations. in No 4S East 4sth street. man.
who gave his name as BERTHE kallenoers'
.-,enty-one years old, second butler was
Iocked M in the East 5lst street stauoA
las. night charged with usins the mails
10 detraud.
According 10 Posiofice Inspector John
NJ. Parsons. Kalenberg, with four others
tzo Of them women. has been WORKING
the death graft" scheme. Parsons said
,ba. one Of the women. known as Annie
osenstein. had been arrested earlier IN the
day in Brooklyn
The specific charge on Nhicn halle'-
berg was arrested, Parsons said' vas 'ha'
OF writing letter 20 Mrs Martin J. Hynes'
Of No 22i Troy avenue. Brooklyn. II"
davs after her husbands death. last De
cen,ber The letter. which was signed oy
Carl NJ Schmidt. Of Huntingdon, Long
Island. asked that u be sent 10 com
plete the payments made FOR a Bihie ny
her husband who the letter said, nad
raid g The writer had promised TO SEND
the Bible on the receipt # S. but Mrs
Hynes had turned over tho letter tn Chlef
Inspector Dickson Of the New York Post
Office
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
JAPANESE TREATY DISPUTE
Government Attacked Because
Of immigration Provisions.

Victoria. Z C.. March ,2.-News vas
brought by the steamer Tacoma to-day OF
an attack upon the Japanese government
b. the Kokumin, or Nationalist party, be-
cause Of the cancellation Of Article OF
the treaty with America relating to i'm
migration.
Mr.. Oishi. leader Of the party. demanded
10 know in what form the government had
q sured America that emigration would be
limited. - -
The Foreign Minister. Count Komura, re-
rliad that the provision IN Article Of the
6ld treaty. which empowered the Cnited
states 10 limit japanese immigration. was
? danger 20 both countries and he declared
hat tho abolition of The clause was ths
cfief aim ot the new treaty. Japan. how
aver. had PROMISED America not to change
its emiGrstlon policy
tad f-Thid1en JlplneSe vessels 10 ontHr
tine American ccas'inS trade.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
Saws Sheehan Won't Withdraw

Ashley +. Cole. secretary 70 Mr.. Sheehan
after an extended talk with him over the
lo,e.distance telephone, said tonight:
II know that Nj. Sheehan will not with
drs,,, under any circumstances" The same
convection was expressed by James w.
Retlv who is IN charge or the Albany
Sheehan headquarters
As for the insurgents no concerted acnoh
,,.s heen agreed on. Many OF them nave
said that they would 20 into The caucus
senator Roosevelt says it would ne mp 10
.acb man. lie himself. he says, won |
,,,,o,. u.he,her he Will enter It until 20
o,clock on Monday night Most OF those
Who have agreed to 20 say the door VIII
10 iue, as wide TO let them out as To let
I'm IN and they'll 60 out without hesi'a-
ION u anv attempt Is made 10 trick then
-, che caucus appears 70 have been framed
up in any way l., .u
r;overnor Dix seemed moro hopeful OF an
rarlv solution OF the matter at'er me cO"'
terence than he has ever been lie eA-
r,raseed confidence that Mr.. sheenah "oNio
make his position clear by The time me
caucus assemblies. Tho impression oeiI'e"
-. his visitors vas that the Governor
,binke that the name Of Sheehan VIII not
~ rresente1 IN the new caucus.
rbe Governor Is determined that the
rasdIock shall be broken. ! want me
rartv 70 settle the question: he said 10
~ 80 that the Democrats may % rep
resented in Congress ~hen q meets i'
special session
The Assembly Ways and Means Commit
zee mis- afternoon failed 70 report the Ward
rAsolu,ion providing for an inquiry mo the
renorts that inducements had neeA onered
"a Harold J friedman one ot me lnsNF
cent Assemblymen. Win view 70 having
Rim transfer his support 70 Mr. Sheehan.
A.senb,ynaan Ward declares that he wishes
- n,,t the members OF the House on record
- This measure, and. in the hope Of fore
ing 2 debate. probably viii move mat the
oo,,,r,it,ae be discharged from ~ further
consideration
Tho efty-hfth Joint tano' for United
.,rates senator follows
Notwithstanding y, Little'on, 70
,reynon 3. O'Brisn. 1 Hopper. ? Parker
,Civrn. Carlisle toodT !, ou!zer'
E6nublic an--DepeV. u.
rcfal vote cast. #.
Necessary 20 choice. p
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
CANADA FAV0RS PEACE PACT
Arbitration Would Be Welcome,
Saws Sir Wilfrid Laurier.

Ottawa. ont. March 22.-In the Commons
to-day SIT Wilfrid Laurier. in response to
request for a statement as 10 the govern
nent's attitude toward the negotiations for
an arbitration treaty between Great Brit
ain and the United States. said:
The attention of the government and. II
may he added the whole people OF Canada
could not fail TO be attracted to the propo-
sition now being discussed by Sir EDWARD
Grey and President Taft.
"Whie the government of Canada could
rave no direct voice in the negotiations. II
can safely be assorted that there - no part
of the British Empire where such q treaty
would be more welcome than in the Do
rninion Of Canada. which is 50 CLOSELY con
nected with the United states b. geosIapn-
ical proximity and ever increasing trade
relations. and which is still more intimately
connected with Great Britain Dy.. ths
strongest bonds Of devoted allegiance a..
The premier's statement was loudly
cheered by the members OF the Commons
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
NEW SENATORIAL CAUCUS
WON'T NAME SHEEHAN
democrats Will Try to Break
Deadlock Next Mon
day Night.
CHOICE STILL UP IN AIR
sheehsn's Friends Declare He
Will Not Retire, and They
Have Votes Enough to
Continue Deadlock.
fBy re,csraph TO The Tribune


Albany. March 22-At a conference Of
rInooratic legislators this afternoon IL
n,as voted 70 hold second caucus on the
,-,i1ed States Senatorship next Monday
r,,ht al $50 o'clock That caucus. accord
,rg 70 Democratic politicians high in the
councils Of the rarty. will fail to give
,ra,oritv for william T. Sheehan if his
rere Is presented. In ell probability II
all tail 70 give a majority 70 any man,
unless sorne agreement can be patched up
among the insurgents. Governor Dix and
"Boss" Murphy. Of Tammsny Hall. over
Sunday.
VaNin- that. another caucus. or con-
,,rustior Of this cne. will be held the next
night. negotiations meantime continuing.
urril enough insurgent Democrats enter
ne caucus 70 enable the majority 10 select
.orle man to whom all the caucus viii stay
bound Whether that will 10 next week or
,hA week following. and who the man VIII
=. slc questions which no Democrat here
,o--irht ureten6s 70 answer Governor DIX
,6r-a,nlv does not know. II is doubtful "
Nr Nfurohy himself could tell With any
degree 81 accuracy.
NJ "ccn.pro-nlse candidate" has been
ricked Yet. Murphy IS said 70 have an
eusitle list headed oy Daniel r CohsIaIl'
ara including Isidor Straus. Herman hlo-
der Justice Victor J. powling. Morgan ).
O.Brien. Justice James Gerard
psLancey %lcoh and John 3. 5tancnisid'
The INSURGENTS held meeting Al sen
s-or Roosevelt's house tonight 70 discuss
the situation. several Of them favor goins
,rro the new caucus. but declare they VIII
ie-ve II an attempt he made 70 thrust on
them a candidate whom they deem unil'.
The insurgents have BLACKLIST "hicn
Includes Cohslan. Nicon and Stanchneld'
50 wei a Sheehan They are said not TO
feel over kindly toward Justice Gerard ana
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
ROOSEVELT FAV0RS RECALL
Would Apply 1t to Judges in Cali.
fornia, He Says.

Los Angeles. March p Theodore Rocse-
Welt. In . speech before the CITY Club here
,o.dav. declared IN favor Of ;he recall or
Judges IN California He reiterated his
statement. made IN Phoenix, ATE. that the
recall of Judges should not be adopted un-
I'll by actual experience the people were
driver, 70 it 70 do away with some worse
evil
When I uttered those sentences, | vas
thinking particularly Of your condition
here in California declared the former
President. lie said tha- conditions IN
California we're such q 10 render 1t i'm
perative ~ provide methods for removing
anv Judge when the people became CON
vinced that his retention on the bench Tas
no longer IN the interest of Justice and
tair dealing from the peoples point Of
view
ur Roosevelt addressed the faculty and
students AZ Occidental COLLEGE after leaving
Pasadena this forenoon on the aims and
benefits Of education President Baer Of
he COLLEGE read the following telf-ram
from President Taft
Please rresent ny compliments and Eccl
u-iehz- - ex- Pres dent Roosevelt and tSisl-
.ste hir1 for me IN the cordial "elfome
tTst he Is receiving from the students OF
,our college whose hospitable r-cep'lon n
more th1n . year a@o rensrnoe' WIN
great pleasure.
ON the va back 20 Los Angeles Ut
Roosevelt callsd a. the home ot Mrs HoA
ser. mother Of Arch tioXsey. the aviator
a ,,e..ies IN De-euber 81. Ny. lfoose-
relt nent up in an aeropiane with HoAsey
~ 81 Louis last tall .
IN his speeches to-day NJ RooseFei' COT,
mended the people Of California FOR thei'
procrAssiv. government saying that II az
rroximated his governmental deal dhu
denounced ths United states senate i'r
seating Nr Lorimer
Mr. Roosevelt left Los Angeles to-nis"'
for san Franriscon travelling in d prlFat'
car attached 70 reeuiar train lie VIII
deliver a series of lectures AZ berkeie>
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
sMALLPOX HAD NO CHANCE
eu,peon on the Tennyson Acted So
p,omotIy That Disease Was Checked

Tho Iamport and Holt liner Tennyson'
=. ..ns,4r6av from Rio de Janeiro, was de
lined at Quarantine for several hours
- 10 steeraee passengers were trans
..x.ld n Hoffman Island Tor observation
= r Williams. The ships surgeon.
,,s,overed a case Of smallpox In the steer
oge on March :. and another case On the
+e,loving day and it was largely due 10
his crorpt isolation Of the injected pas
la.o1re that tie disease did not spread
go, the two patients In the ship s
~ ,yhere they were attended by d
anssatTdi' s,e wsaId who had had he disease y many
Etai a,|,,,norfrnents three times with lN9oi
SE5 9G5 thfew overheard all bedding ana
duy ,as mat had been near the patents.
aIll 7,.rch until March Is. when the
rrstionts we're PIT ashore ~ hospital ~
Bsa!bados. or y iliamS, examined das al me he
49, cases were apparent when the steam
ar arrived yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
CALLERS POUR III or CRokEB
Protests 10 All lie VIII Not Be Drawn
Into Seratorship Fight

rtcrara croker. former boss 81 Tam
man nan. spent the day yesterday re
new!ng the friendships OF the o'd 'as =
when he vas the dictator ot me Demo
cratic orsani7ation IN this count!
Nathan straus and another friend "ehi
~ IN. Democratic Club to breakfast "l'h
The Old chieftair ana rom thar rim" on
fbe-o gas . stcady stream ~ 'isitore. OK
cont (nr a.. snort time Wneu Mr croker
,p6t a f,roil or Fifth avenue I1st uiFu'
20 - guest % . private dinner
TO Ill als ,riands II croker dc .aref
maj he wou'1 not allow himself - be
drawn into the present reht over the elec'
ton OF a United States senator.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
Cohslan Not To Be Forced on Caucus

As the noliticians here who know tho in
side workings outline these plans, they
represent the first thing remotely resem-
bling a genuine effort on the part oi MI
11urnhv and his organization leaders 30
meet Governor Dix and the insurgents half
way. Murphy has Quit Sheehan. He wants
~ see Cohalsn selected. but if his conf
dental adviser can't be elected Murphy
wont try 10 force him on the insurgents.
u he really feels all that Is attributed "a
him he must be genuinely anxious 10 era
the deadlock and get q Senator who VIII
he reasonably acceptable to all elements OF
his party
On the other hand Sheehan's friends
here are breathing forth flaming threats
~ war and another deadlock, prectpitated
bv them They say Sheehan won't with
draw. and that his name will be presented
10 tho Monday night caucus. They assert
.thev have more than enough men pledged
IN Shaeban TO hold the Legislature IN
deadlock. even IL Murphy, Governor DIX
and the insurgents unite on senatorsnlp
candidate. That may be true, but the
organization men say 1t is not. Inc
Buffalo legislators, barring Senator'S Burd
and LOOMS. have been the most rabld
Sheehan men here Yet little doubt is en-
nressed by ANYBODY that the Erie County
regulars will follow Tammanys lead
whatever f. may he. Some OF Sheehan
supporters tonight deny that Murphy
has quit the sacred embodiment OF the
caucus principle; others, admitting 1t, arc
cprsins Murphy and TammanT.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
arAcr URGED TO Enter CAUCUS.

Tlmira. y Y. March 2.-The Democratic
County Committee OF Tioga County ytstcr-
da,. pv o fote of - TO !. rassed resolutions
expressing the belief that William +. since
ra, could not be elected senator. ana that
IN his vithdrawal Assembiyman Beach be
urged 10 caucus with the majority and aid
IN selecting a Senator as soon as possible.