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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09
REQUIREMENTS NECESSARY
TO VOTE IN THE PRIMARY
QUESTIONS OF LENGTH OF RES
IoENcE AND REGISTRATION
REQUIRED FOR QUALIFICATION
OF VOTERS.

In response to numerous Inquiries
about requirements of che law In re-
gard to length of residence, pay
meIHt of poll taxes and registration
TO qualify for the coming democratic
primaries. the Daily News is able
10 give some information ON the sub
iect.
One year in the state, six months
N the county, is necessary before a
man p years of age is allowed to
register.
For the purpose of voting at the
pranary, poll taxes must be paid not
later than March 8, 9112. A man COM
ing of age since january 1, 1911, is
not required to pay poll tax, but
may vote after being registered. One
who has been a resident of this
county since January /, 1910. is due
two years poll tax. One who has
been 4 resident OF this county since
january |, 1911, is due one year poll
tax.
A registered voter 55 years of age,
IS NOS required to pay poll tax ia
order 10 vote.
One who has been in the state of
Florida one year, the past six months
Of which has been spent in this
county, may register. Also one COM
ang of age since January 1. 1911,
may register. One must be q native
born citizen of the United States, or
be Raturllized, before he can register
The registration books were opened
March 4, 1912, and viii close April
( 2, 1912.
/ All persons exempt from paying
poll tax must seoure an exemption
. ce- IL, aJe from the pervisor OF
Iesa tT .tion before being allowed 70
vote.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09
DAILY STOCK MARKET REPORT.

NEW YORK, March 9-Stocks op-
ened irregular today, Amalgamated
showed a point higher and Steel CON-
mon was a fourth lower, hut later
recovered the loss. Reading was a
fourth UP, Cotton was steady and
two to seven lower bR reports o
better weather in the cotton bet
Stocks closed steady. Cotton
closed barely steady al net teu to
IA lower with May at $l0.43 ana July
S1O.55.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09
ERfcI At MOBILE IS FATAL
NUMBER Or PASSENGERS HURT
FAST TRAIN FROM NEW YORK
TO NEW ORLEANS RUNS INTO
STRING OF LUMBER CARS AND
Is WRECKED.

MOBILE. Ala. March "a fast
passenger train runnine between New
York and New Orleans ran into q
string of lumber cars here this
morning and was wrecked. John
Bryan. . passenger, was seriously
injured. and Volney Hewitt, rail-
reader, was seriously hurt. OF the
passengers. Is were badly bruised
and shaken up
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09
Wheat Opens Firm

CHICAGO, March 9-The wheat
market opened firm at three-e.g .ghths
to a half higher, with Mary S1.04.
Prbvisions We're firm with May lard
$3.50, July pork $16I0, ribs $3.50.
Hogs were ten higher and cattle
steady.
Wheat closed sharply higher at a
cent and three-eighths to a cent
and three fouTths advance.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09
Death List Lowered

CHICAGO, March 9-Late this af
ternoon IT was given out that seven
are known to be dead, one killed by
jumping, six burned to death. 1t is
believed there are three others stll
in the ruins. Up 70 this time there
are 25 missing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09
PRESIDENT IN CHICAGO
BIG SPEECH TONIGHT

CHICAGO, March 9-Presiden, Taft
is spending the day here today He
viii deliver his keynoe speech, the
most important one of his trip, TO-
night at the Swedish-American re
publican league reception. Except
for short cheer given at the sta
ton on his arrival, little en- chusiasnl
is being shown.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09
AvlAJ On sALMET HURT
RETURNING TO LONDON

LON DON, March 9-Aviator Sal
net. 10 made the sensational, no.
STOP I kht from London to Paris
Thurs AZ. was badly injured on the
return krip today, when he descended
near he Albert docks. The aero
! plane machine~y went wrong and he
mas Q mpelled to come down.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. p. Muacrone and
daughter OF st. Ignace and Macinack
Island. Mich. arrived yesterday al
teruoon and are guests at the City
hotel. Mr.. Mnlcrone is an Old friend
of E. T. Conrad Of this city and
he ana his family viii probably re-
main here during this month.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09
MARCH ON
MEXICO CITY
HAS BEGUN
VAAeulD LEAVES CHIHUAHUA
mlIg Army 70 FOLLOW soon
ADVANCE TROOPS CARRY REPAIR
OUTFIT TO BUILD RAILROAD
AND ATTACK WILL TAKE
PLACE AsouT MONDAY.

CHIHUAHUA. March s-The march
Of the rebel army on the city Of
Mexico began today. when the van
guard Of 500 reOes left this city
headed toward tAe capital of the re-
pubic S
The advance troops carried fun
repair outfit to repair and baild q
railroad aize for the main army Of
s.eoe troops % follow. The army ex,
pects 10 reach the capital and be-
gin the attack about Monday after
noon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09
UNITED STATES TROOPS
HURRIED TO TEN TslN

MANILA, March S-Seveuteen Of
ficers and 4S6 men Of the 18th In
fantry sailed from here today to re-
tnforce the legation guards at Ten
Tsin.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09

sFOR SALEABeautiful residence
near South bridge, ON peninsula.
rHEo. sENGsTAK. s4|st
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09

8 n flPIllA AMuADsH
lnLi q BAN 70 THE POLE
poLr q uHD LOCATED on HUGE
pLArs 40 AND THE COUNTRY
seaRs unD.ns Is AepARENTLy
un,nl kssrArED.

EoND4N. March 3 Captain
Amsszasna u story Of the discovery
III khe i IN pole y 50 complete and
ernTinriz / khak a. doubts of its &c
cnnneg b Ne 4oaag been Swept away.
Accor.l IS 10 Ammdsen's story the
ga a D tor che pole was made
uIzh eas as compared with the
wNuaion suffered n reaching the
anzA e )
Whea tpt. Amundsen reached the
senlAsgn ~ point Of the gAohe he
fpuza 1h pole was situated on q
huaa - saa. l0.0a0 feet ahoNe the
muA lmrea Qn an An&arokic cOn.inant.
Iha 4 nEepakuRe a& che poe De
ceGGheR IVES nlne and folr-henths
heiow se . end the lowest tempera,
ere exp rienoaa was 20 degrees be
ne A karc4Ac continent b appar'
tasIf IN nhahited. Is no mention =
NaIe oT meeting with any naflses,
TAe ne4 mountain range and the
<aet ten TORY discovered Is nNmed
el<sr TIE king and queen OF Norway
1Hs sro na near the pole Is des'
crihad q sounding hollow, and the
iooAsssls Of the members OF tbs
naa<e 90 Tded as II they were walk.
img on ei lpty barrels.
10 me ai0n b made OF Capt. Scott
ana he lritish expedition.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09

Did you read Asa Paine's expert
ence in yesterday Daily News
an I'D. inserted three days sold his
home.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-09
Rebels Loot Properly

HebeIs Loot Property-
MEXICO CITY. March S-The reb,
els are looting burning property and
torenrizg prisoners IN a barbarous
'mannex in northern Mexico. Fifty
SpanaaTds have been killed. 1T Tor
reon. At Jarez. near zacatcas. Sc
rebels hare been killed IN . battse
with tlae Federaas. In an amhns-
cade e. Union. IN the state OF Hi
dalgo. IS rebels were killed.. The
city Of Vera Cruz IS under siese,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
new MEXICO TO Be
REPRESENTED
New State to Be in on Organi-
cation Of National Chamber
Of Commerce in Washington
April Is.

New Mexico o. 20 be represented
By her congrossmen and others az the
meeting called By President TAFT Ia
Washington on April is for the pur-
pose ol organizing national cham
Der OF commerce. President Lucius
u. Wilson 81 tho American Assouia-
tisn of Commercial Executives has
been IN correspondence on the sub
iect with the state immigration Du-
roau and a recent letter expresses a
strung desire that New Mexico have
delegate at the meeting the bureau
being member OF the Executives
association. The objects OF this plan
10 organize national chamber OF
commerce are. to set the busiaeas
men throughout the country IN closer
touch with the work OF the federal
government which Ia % value 90 COM
merce and industry; % secure an or
ganizatlon which may initiate plans
FOR governmental activity IA the pro-
motion Of foreign commerce and the
development Of domestic tradei 10
keep the government fully informed
az 20 business needs; TO provide a sye-
tenn for the dissemination Of business
intelligence complied by the govern
among city promotion organizations
and TO provide an arena for the dis
cusalon OF business problems by bus
mess men. The project has great
possibilities ana has enlisted much
interest among the commercial or
sanizaflons OF the southwest
To Have Article ON New Mexico.
The immigration bureau has for
warded 70 the Nations Daily News
new dahy newspaper started In
Washington, - c., complete series
OF photographs showing New Mexico
development 10 be used IN an extend
ed illustrated article 10 appear IN
this Journal The editors havS also
written 60 Governor Mcdonald and
state Superintendent OF Public Ia
struction Avian n. White for data to
be used IN the write up. The Ma
tons Daily News" has as rs chief aim
the task 90 better informing various
sections OF che country as TO the re- i.
sources Of and conditions In other
portions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
LOCAL AND Personal


BryahRH Messengers. Fhfne bVA-bVts
Bebber Co. Opticians. rRone 400.
Ives. Florist. Phone 7s5.
Cal an John s. Beaver for a ton OF
that now stove coal Phone 4.
+. H. Reinhart returned last even
ing from business visit 70 Santa Fe.
X. Manden. a well known merchant
OF Belen. was IN Albuquerque last
nisht, returning home this morning,
DR.. o. s. HYDE and Mrs Hyde are
! Ia Albuquerque today. guests at the
AlvaFado hotei
All members Of Company q. n. ~.
n. q. viii report al the armory this
evening al seven thirty.
DIR. c. J. Amble OF Manzano. county
treasurer OF Torrance county. Is a
visitor In the city today
Reward for addFess or Information
( OF AIRS. Ross Mcmillan. formerly Of
/ Antonito. colo, later Of Albuquerque
or santa Fe. Address 'Eass," care
this Office.
Expert horse shooting. blacksmith
Ing. harness repairing. carriage trim
ming and painting. High class work
manship at lowest Of prices. See us
or phons SIS. J. Korber 8 Co.
MRS H. A. Mann and sister. Mis'
Rcssis Ferris, the latter OF Macon
Miss. have gono 10 santa Re. whors
they win witt state Senator lsaas
Rarth and Mrs, Barth for a week o.
more.
Howard Waha Of Denver or me o.
81 forest service. who has been visit
ing his brother, A. G. Waha Of the
local offices has gone to northwestern
New Mexico Tor some stream meas
uremeBt work
Powell Staekhouse, Jr.. president d
the Carthage Fuel company, ~ IL
Albuquerque today on business from
Carthage. Mr. 3iaekhpuee IL accom-
panied by his wife. They leave thi
evening for santa Fe.
Several car lOada OF race horse
from Torraaia Park. Juaraz. Mex
passed through albuquerque on ga
santa ~ toduy en- route % SpokanC
WashinRior, and other cities IN "a
northwest
I Mrs. y, 2. Strong has returned from
q vacation trip in the east During az
absence of about ave weeks she visit
"a friends In phpadelphia. which wal
formerly her home, and IN New York
Chicago and Kansas CITY.
n. n. zimmermRn of tee New Mex
leo Midland railroad, a. IN the cit
today from Carthage. n, A.. vislsin
his father. Dr q. A, Iimmermnn win
81 in Aibuauefqne from Johnstowf
Pa. for a vbit of several weeks.
Y. q Bartlett and 4. s. clifford o
Socorro arrived here yesterday Will
a new Ford taxicab for Oakley 'vlil
lfOrd's taxi line, making the us mile
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
ELECTION JUDGES
ARE NAMED
Men Appointed Who Will See
That Ballots Cast in Coming
Election Are Correctly
Counted.

Mayor John w Elder has onnounc-
cd the appointment Of Judges for the
city election, April q, az follows: First
ward. J. G. Combs. NJ p Sawtolie,
Sig Grunsfeid. judges; Otto Scheer, a..
w. Hayden, clerks Second ward, W.
NJ. clayton, r. v. Waters. q. r.
Isoarnard, judges: H. $. Llthgow, q.
r. Kennedy. clerks. Third ward, =.
II Dunbar, J. j. Votaw. NJ. l.. schutt.
Judges w. d. Hickey A. g. Culver,
clerks Fourth ward. Il. ]. Naylon,
Paul Teutsch, II. r. owen, Judges;
b. O'Loughlln. S, II. Vann. clerks
Recourse Mr.. sciieea % the FIRST ward
ana George p. Learnard have been
named as candidates, II II likely the
mayor will name substitutes for them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

Forecast Tonight and Wed
nesisy. generally fair IN sodti.
portion: snow IN north portion;
not much change In tempera-
ture.
THE weather plays funny
pranka with some OF the edi-
tors The picturesque cuss who
runs the Fort sumner "Re-
view" busted cut with the fol-
lowing the other day right IN
the plumb middle OF Spring;
with everything running
fine in the line OF spring, che
weather nun had been congrat-
uiated on an sides 'till he was
hesltatlnG over an invitation to
take some OF MilWankee's
Famoaaneas. when several vir-
ulent cases o. barefootitls were
reported, whereupon he grab
bed his trusty pole and q large
sized jug 81 bait and hied HIM
soif a-hshing The Office boy
couldn't bc satisfied TO sls back
reading hiss mead Eye Dick. but
had 60 monkey with the levers
and mix things IN general until
we had an awful iumlsie OF
frieaasced weather with
raw north Wind and the Their
mometer below freezing point
every one was hunting their
heaviest winter clothins'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

from socorro via san Antonio and
Carthage In eight hours Ia the new
car.
Frank &. Mems. shoe ropairer and
harnesamaker AZ the local Indian
school, has left for Cheyenne. WyO,
where he will work IN d similar ca.
Dacity nj tAo Cheyenne River school.
Menu. who has been here three years,
10 an unusually skillful workman anG
well educated Indian.
Rev Raymond y. TOlberg. for over
D year pastor of the First COngfeea-
tional church In this city, left last
night tor Niagara sails, N. ~ where
he goes "a take charge Of Inc First
church In that city. Mr.. TOlbert, who
has made a lasting place for himself
IN the esteem OF the members of his
congregation and the city In general
was accompanied TO the train 5y a
lc0naiderable delegation and given a
cordial send on al he left 70 take up
his new work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
sCIENTlFqC SCALP AND HAIR
TREATMENT.

Hairdresslnsi manicuring; shampoo
ing; facial massage; ehlldren's hair
bobbed; awitnhes dyed. combines
made into curis ana bFaldH body
massages given az residences.
MRS. n. v, MOORE.
Barnett Bltlg. I'ilone 8o0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
QUEEN SABE RIDING
CLUB IS FORMED
Unique Organization Permits
Its Members to Use Only
Spanish Language While on
Horseback Expeditions.

with the coming Of tho 0racing
spring weather, doy0tees OF horseback
riding among tbs young lads OF tao
town have effected the organization
OF a riding club which has been nam
ed the "Qulen sable Riding Club
The club ~ for ihe double purpose 81
enjoying horse back riding ana aisn
for ghe purpose OF learning 10 speak
fluently the spanisA language. The
chief and Ia fact the only rule OF the
club ~ that members Of the orRani-
zatlon. while on horseback riding cx-
petitions may speak no other Ian.
guage than Spanish. Questions asked
IN English viii not be answered. And
answers given IN English wiz be ig-
norcd. The entire conversation mus
be- carried on IN 1he musical Castil.
ian tongue. Among those who are
members Of the cluD are Joe Mclean.
ma. Ray McCanna. Louis Hcaselden
Louis Armij0. Ralph J. Kcieher
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

Let me figure your plumbing work,
r. D. Strumqulst, Jr. 500 u. Grand'
Telephone 1872.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26


United States Land once az santa re,
New Mexico. March 6, ls12
Notice Is hereby given that PEDRO
Bailey os Albuquerque. New Mexico,
who. on March Q. 1907 made home
stead entry No. lOet0 (o3og3), for
Lot 1. Soc 90. Lots l-2, RS
NV 10, section sa. townkbip ION,
range so, n. A.. meridian, mas fled
notice OF intention 70 make final ave
year proof 10 establish claim 10 tho
land above described. before A. ~.
Walker. probate clerk. Bornallllo
county, Old Albuquerque, New Mex
leo, on tho 18TH day OF April. 1912.
Claimant names as Witnesses I.u-
berlO CaFabainle, Jesus Maria CATER
req, j. a. skinner. Jose n. Chavez. all
Of Albuquerque, n. AZ.
MANUEL r. oTERO.
Register.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

Aibuqueque n Building up
will
ton Also NAV Of the valley with photos and etc They free
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-11-27
Mount NebO.

Bryce Watkins is teaching again
alter an absence Of three weeks
Mr. and Mrs T F Spencer and little
son spent Saturday night and Sunday
with D R Willis and family at Way
land Springs.
Miss Verlie Reed, of Pinkney. was
here lately
Misses Ida and Addie Willis visited
their aunt, Mrs. DOlph Robinson, one
night recently.
Elias Shelton was in Lawrencebure
Saturday,
Walter Springer and family lslb for
Texas last Thursday where they will
make their home. We reepel very
much 10 have them leave ong eommunb.
ty but wish them much success and
prosperity A number Il young people
were entertained by them Tuesday
night DR. Eibridee and Miss Della
Richardson and Clayton Veieto Of Saint
Joseph attended
The remains Of 7 D Vauehan o.
Lawrenceburs were inferred in The M
NebO Cemetery Thursday Several
relatives from that place attended the
funeral services which were conducted
by Rev W o Lareen
Miss May Brewer was the guest Of
Miss Bess Pullen Thursday night
About forty friends we're entertained
with singing which was given at the
home Of Mrs MAT Gabel Thursday night
in honor Of her daughter Miss Myrlle's
birthday A number Of beautiful gifts
Were received bY The hoRoTse
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-11-27
West Point Training School

We have 39 on the honor roll for the
fret quarter. More than has ever been
known to 90 on at this place.
We are sorry to have Paul Kimbrell
quit school.
Thomas Williams visited our school
one day this week
Gregory Belew wa. here one after
noon this week
We will give two plays at the school
house Friday night, November 29,-
"HsEel Adams" and ga Kiss in the
Dark" Everyone who comes will not
be sorry for we are sure we can enter
tain you for two hours and half
A Thanksgiving sermon will be
preached at the NJ. Z Church by Rev
Carroll. All the pupils are requested
to be present
Miss Annie Belle More was absent
two days last week
Barney Quinn was absent one day
this week. a ,~
Mis- Ida LaGSey spent Sunday will
friends at Chinubee i- s
Alva simms will witt Mr. snd Mrs
w. o. I,qrgen the next few days.
Mr. Largen was absent Thursday OF
account of having to conduct the funer
al of Mr. Vaughn.
Miss Verts Nobiit was absent par
of last week.
The West Point Literary Society ren
dered good program Friday Afternoon
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-11-27
Candy Breaking.

A number of young people of the
community enjoyed candy breaking
on Saturday night, 1t being the hospi
tality of Vernon Redick, at his home on
Buffalo street. Miss Minnie Kidd as
sisted in receiving Various games
we're played, after which came the
"candy breaking" which was enjoyed
most Of ell. On account of this being
"leap year" the girls shared equal
privileges with the boys to participate
In the drawing which made it mbre in
teresting, At ten 10 clock the guests
retired to their respective homes having
spent very pleasant evening.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-11-27
Tenn. College

The Tennessee Baptist State Con.
veniion mel in Murlress0oro last week
for the first time in eleven years. II
vas in many respects the greatest Con
venlion ever held by Tennessee Bap.
lists. The Tennessee College people
entertained the convention royalty and
gave a reception in honor Of the dele.
gates on Thursday evening As many
Of the delegates 10 the convention had
never seen Tennessee College before,
the entire building was thrown open 10
them on the evening Of the reception
aud the young ladies Of the College
we're asked 10 act as guides in con-
ducline the visitors over the building
This they did in a charming way, lead.
ing the guests on a Tour Of inspection
iron the laboratories IN the basement
to the music rooms on third floor Al
each end OF the halls we're stationed
punch bowls presided over by some
young ladies while others PLAYED lot
the guests as they passed. After The
building had been examined, the guests
we're led to the dining room where de-
liciOus refreshments we're served. OveI
four hundred enests called during the
evening.
A Tennessee College Daily, edited bV
the editors Of the Lanier and RuskiE
Literary Societies, was issued durini
the convention. Nothing OF this kline
has ever been attempted before b
Tennessee College and it created quit
a good deal Of fun and excitement be
sides giving information regarding tn
Convention.
The Tennessee College parlors, whicI
have recently been reiurnished wer
the object Of much admiration by th
visitors during the Convention Tn
woodwork has been enameled in whit
and the walls hung with handsOm
gold paper. The students Of the col
leas as token Of their appreciation {
the college, presented two handsom
oriental rugs for the parlors whlc
greatly enhanced their beauty
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-11-27

Social
ss4e4SSpNSSo%ee4sRSRS0esss
NEW CLUB

NEW CLUB;
A delightful time to those present
was the meeting Of the --- Club
on last Wednesday evening at The home
of Mr. and Mrs John Sehads With their
daughter Miss Christine as hostess.
This recently organized club is limited
10 sixteen members and each host or
hostess is at liberty TO entertain as
they desire. On this occasion the very
lacinaiing game Of rock was played
and at the close OF the evening a salad
course was served. Miss Patricia
Striblins will be the nexi hostess