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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
OLIPHANT hitch is MARRIED
WFDS LILLIAN N. NEWCOMD
COUPLE STEALS MARCH ON
FRIENDS BY SLIPPING OVER
TO DELAND TO HAVE cERE-
MoNY PERFORMED.

Quietly slipping over to DeLand
Wednesday evening, without asking
the special consent OF a number of
friends, who thought they should
have been let i'm on the little Sc
cret, OliphaGt Allen Hitch of First
avenue, this city, and Miss Lillian
Mabel Newcomb Of Clearwater, Fla,
were united in marriage by Judge j.
Lee McCrory at the county seat
Miss NeWcomb came to Daytona
during the summer She is not quite
OF age but her father gave his con-
sent to the marriage. Oliphant Hitch
is the son OF Mrs. Nannie ]. Hitch
OF First avenue, and the couple Will
make their home there. The trip was
made TO DeLaud with MIR and Mrs.
Il. l.. Robinson n their Buick ma
chime, they being the only persons
present at the ceremony. Mr.. Hitch S
numerous friends are busy today
shoWer.ng him with congratulate. S
He IS in the employ Of the Auto
Service company.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25

AS PILOT
OF bIPLANE
MAKES FIRST FLIGHT TODAY
FROM BEACH NEAR CLARENDON
DAILY FLIGHTS WILL BE MADE
FROM BEACH WHEN WEATHER
PERMITS DURING THE NEXT
TWO MONTHS.

Impressed with the splendid OPP
portunities offered by the famous
Daytona beach as am aviation field
and determined to start the flying
exhibitions which are to be given
here during the remainder of the
winter, W. Startling Burgess, the
noted aeroplane builder and aviator,
was scheduled to make the first ID
the series of flights on the beach
near the Hotel Clarendon today.
Mr.. Burgess, together with Mrs.
Burgess and Patrick Grant, SON Cd
Judge Robert Grant of Boston, has
been here several days awaiting the
arrival of the aeroplane with which
the passenger carrying flights are
to be made from the beach. The big
biplane arrived yesterday and was
Immediately taken to the hangar
near the Clarendon, assembled and
made ready for the first flight today
The aeropaane will be here for two
months, and, weather permitting
will make daily flights from the
beach, carrying passengers.
The bbplane, which is named ''Tht
MOTH" to be used i'm the flights here
lis a noted one, being the one used
Wy I1cldIy AIMOOu I'LL LIED A~A4AO1~
cross country fi.ghts from Boston t6
! Washington last July. At that time
Atwood made a landing at the White
House before the president. Later
"The Moth was wrecked in a Sc
we're storm but was later repaired II
time to take part in the epoch MAX
! ing hydroplane flights and nAva
maneuverS off Marblehead last fan.
The machine is 40-horse powel
biplane with 40-feet wing spread
driven by twin screws and carries I
crew of two She is a sister ma
chime of the famous No. 20, which
! piloted by Lieut.. Tom Milling, VOL
/ the tristate flight and $1,000 priz'
in New England last summer an,
/ later the worlds passenger endM
i ance record at Nassau
/ Beginning tomorrow the machfn
! will be piloted by Philip w. Page,
licensed pilot of the Aero Club Q
! America, and one of the Burgess
staff of aviators-
The flights each day Will be mad
at low tide and all persons ar
warned to keep out from under til
aeroplane when 1T is flying owe
4 the beach, to prevent the pOssibdddt
of accidents
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS Will
BE HERE TOMORROW MORNING
10 ARRIVE on SPECIAL TRAIN
AND REMAIN FOR TWO HOURS
VISITORS WILL HAVE BREAK
FAST AT CLARENDON AND BE
ENTERTAINED WITH RIDE IN
AUTOMOBILES.

The M smbers of congress and
other dig lbtaries from Washington.
who have been attending the big
Over SCI celebration at Key West
aud as,e nlw ON their way back 10
the capbal, wiz be in Daytona at
Z o'clock .omorrow morning and re
main here for little over two hours.
The VII b0ors will be entertained
with speci i compa ahmentary breakfast
al the Ho eI Clarendon, being taken
20 the each in automobiles ian-
mediately after their arrival ON the
special ira in, and Immediately TO-
lowM.g tbs, breakfast they WtA be
aaken, for an automobile ride ON the
mem usula. ON the beach, through the
strees of Oaydona and over as much
of this set lion OF the country as the
time will dsermE.
4rhere III be about 80 persons
in the party, some of the members
having tai en- a route around from
Key West to Tampa and north by
rail from that place.
Betieyins the visit of these prom
inenI men TO Daytoma at this time
offers a splendid opportunity te
show Daya ona off to advantage anc
a good ch aince TO advertise the City
the matter has been taken 1al hano
by the pu blbclty committee OF ntlt
board of trade and the visitors Wi
be shown as good time as possIbIe
while in 6he city. ATrang gemeDtS
have alrea dy been made for automo
biles to CT rry the party.
The pau ~, which IS in charge o
Congressm an Frank Clark, on this
trim. speni the day today taking IL
the sights of Miami and Palm Beach
and VIII arrive here some time dur
ing the ca rly momng hours and tht
train will be side,racked as soon a.
ii arrives. The start for the Hose
Clarendon will be made promptly a
O'Clock.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
FOUND ROADS GOOD BETWEEN
THIS CITY AND TITUSVlLLE

Chas. A. BosIey, a Daytona visitor
for the past two months, left here
Wednesday morning i'm a CUTTING
car for Miami. Mr.. BoSley agreed
to furnish this office with anforma'
ton as to the condition of the roads
as he found them and his first card
written from Titusville, is given mere
with :,
ARRIVED here CTitusville) at II
a. m. Roads good. No trouble and
used no chains. They are WorRHne
the roads now at places between OaH
Hill and TttusVilbe. Am leaving fol
Fort Pierce and Palm Beach a.
1880"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
DUTY ON
STEEL CUT
NEARLY HALF
REPORT IS MADE TO HOUSE
By MAJORITY OF COMMITTED
REPUBLICAN MEMBERS EXPECT.
ED TO FILE MINORITY RE-
PORT AND DEBATE WILL BE-
GIN TOMORROW.
GIN TOMORROW.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 The
democratic members of the ways and
means committee today reported to
the house the steel bill cutting the
existing duties ON steel and iron
from 80 to so per cent.
The republican members are ex-
peoted to file minority report and
the debate I'M the house will likely
begin tomorrow.
The Cox bill Calling on the presi-
dent to furnish congress with an
itemized statement Of the cost of
occupation Of the Philippines passed
the house today and 1T is believed
the total will be more that $500, ,000,-
600.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
cODURN'S Big MINSTREL SHOW
HFASES DAYTONA AUDIENCE
BIG HOUSE GREETs PERFORMERS
AT THEIR ANNUAL APPEAR
{ ANcE AT DYToNA THEATER
LAST NIGHT.

To the best house of the season
to date the Coburn ministries made
merry last night and the show
pleased.
The Coburn show is seen here so
often that in way people feed the
show and the performers are part
OF the town, and when the curtain
goes up on the first part there is
always hasty review of the per-
formers to find familiar faces. This
year found an almost entirely new
cast. OF the singers Leslie Barry,
the interlOcutor, and Allen Settle, a
black face performer of last season,
the bandmaSter, George Brandmam,
the Mantel brothers with their mari
ohedte hippodrome and Tom Post,
who is one of the principal come
dtanS and who very ably fills the
Hlace of Hi Tom Ward of last sea-
son, and then some, are the only
performers that have been with the
show in the past several seasons
Charley Gano, the other principle
comedian is success and his work
stands out we'll all through the per-
formance.
Owing to necessary repairs that
had to be made to the Coburn prt-
vate cars in ST. Augustine, the
company was late in getting here
and greatly incmyenienced in get
ting ready for the parade and the
performance, owing to the fact thai
all trunks and properties had to be
handled several times over i'm max
ing the change. The car arrived
here late last evening.
Another performance will be given
this evening and with those who at
tended last evening boosting all day
another big house will no doubt greet
the performers this evening.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
DAILY STOCK MARKET REPORT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Stocks OPP
ened generally steadier and shade
higher with Canadian Pacific five
eighths up and Hill stocks showing
an advance Of three-eighths. Cotton
wds two to three lower on cable re
ports and local selling, later rallying
slowly March WIS quoted at S942
and May at $3.50.
Stocks closed firm wlth good ad-
vance5. Cotton and Oil were one and
a half points higher with St. Paul
seven -eighths up.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
"THE BLUE MOUSE" HERE
NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT.

The Blue Mouse, the late Clyde
Fitch's last farce, is described as a
play that will irrestably sweep the
country ON account of its strong APP
peal to those who like laughter, and
that means everybody. It has been a
sensation in Germany, and for over
year captkated New York. E. j.
Carpenter, who is directing the tour
of the play, assures a cOmpetant
production and cast. The piece
comes here for the first time at the
New Daytona theater Saturday might.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
CONFfRHGf WILL CONSIDER
ALL PHASES OF CHILD LABOR
ALMOST EVERY STATE IN THE
UNION WILL BE REPRESENTED
IN GATHERING OF DELEGATES
AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 25-De. e
gates from the child labor comInBt-
tees of a most every state IN the
Union art here to ATTEND the eighth
annual conference OF child labor,
which wild open this evening under
the ayspb.e .es of the National ChaFd
Labor co conmi4ee. Morning, after
noon and evening sessions will De
held Frid ay and Saturday, and the
conference viii come to close
Sunday afternoon with a monster
mass mee ting, which viii be pre-
sided owe by Ex-Governor Wilson.
The 1bject for discussion at
this meet 5ag Will be THE American
Child ExI IsIobtation vs. Education,
and spec shes are scheduled to be
delivered by Senator WiElam T.
Borah OF Idaho, John Mitchell, TOT
mer pres dent of the United MIhe
Workers OF America; DIR. E. t. De
vme of New York, and Hon. r r
Claxtoa, q. S. commissioner OF edu
cation.
The re gular session of the con
ference viii be addressed by many
promIleLl. educators, philanthroplsts ts
and socit cogiSts, including DIR. Feln
Adler, Mrs. Florence Kelley, gen
Grad seer starry OF the National Con
snmers eague:: DIR. L. P. Ayres O
the Sage fonndation; Prof. Samue
Lindsay. md Hon. C. S. Barrett.
The 81 b5ects concerning child la
to. that VIII be dealt with include
The effit iency Of the elementar!
school as a foe to chSid labor; nn.
regulation of the street trades WIFI
reference 10 child labor; fndustr.a
training md vocal guidance; the III
reasonable e Industrial burden I'M
posed up IN women and children; tn
ne9ltion Of the rural school ans
child lab or reform; compulsory edu
cation, and federal aid TO educa on.
*If it were possible for you
find bett ar kodak finishing than Una
done at the Jungle Studio-you Wout
find it al the Jungle Studio.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
STREET FIGHTING IN LISBON
With MANY PERSONS KILLED
TROOPS ARE BEING MAssED FOR
FEAR THERE WILL BE VIOLENT
CLERICAL uPRIsINes SUNDAY.

LISBON, Jam 25-Serbous street
fighting between mobs of clericals
and republicans have been taking
place at Vizieu today Many have
been killed on both sides and scores
have been wounded.
Troops have been massed IN the
fear there viii be violent upris.ugs
Sunday.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
ALL TOWNS
SHOULD Be
CONSOLIDATED
OPINIONS ARE EXPRESSED By
SUBSCRIBERS TO DAILY NEWS
TOURISTS OBJECT TO THE sue.
GEsTIoN THAT VISITING Au-
ToIsTs SHOULD HELP PAY
FOR THE ROADS.

Editor Daily News: Should vis-
bting autoists build Florida roads? No,
because they are guests of this
country, they are invited here by
broadcast advertising through the
north and west, they get what they
come Tor, charming climate, fine
roads and a most beautifsil environ
ment, provided with a large aumbar
OF excellent hotels, churches, schools,
clubs, places Of amusement, 20 mites
of granolballic sidewalks and the
most beautiful street in the world,
shaded by the original random trees
OF the prlmeVal forest as they stood
before the City was laid out. In this
respect Daytona has a distinction all
Jus owns in a class by itself, and
different from amy other town IN
the world.
Many of your tourists come from
cities where many millions have been
expended upon public parks contain
ing thousands of trees exactly alike
and set out with mathematical
precision.
They drive through Daytona,s q
beautiful and unique streets and
say this is the prettiest thing
have ever seen on two condiments
and / have been everywhere. That
settles the question of a winter res
/ idence. They tell their friends In
the north and others come and build
! cottages or settle in hotel to stay
until the northern SHOWS are gone.
| Daytona is i'm the resort" bust
ness and well started, too, and no
man cam predict lis growth m the
next two or three decades, with its
able and public spirited civic bodies,
and it is perfectly evident that
| ''Gneader Daytona" must soon be
/ composed of so much of the East
4 Coast as lays between Ormond and
Port Orange and from the back ham.
mock to the rolling surf.
union of the half dozen towns
would strengthen all, save much ex-
! pense in administration, enhance the
value of property in all the districts
and you will not have to live very
! long to see city of 10000 inhabi-
tants, and of course. it viii be the
| county seat.
! What has all this to do with max.
/ ing tourists build their own roads
! 1t is the solution of the whole Ques-
tbon-
! The public spirited citizens OF
i Daytona are bulldiug up great IRE
sort" and nothing can stop them
not even a bit of muddy road n
Holly Hill. There is a way to fi1
that and it will be done if necessary
but don't ask tourists TO repair 4he
road and hold them up and Solicta
ten dollars TO help out the pool
, little town as has been done while
driving through it.
Why not call a convention at omcs
{ Of all the officials of the six towns
to talk over the whole subject and
arrange details for consolidation.
TOURIST
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
For Greater paytona-

Editor Daily News: :-Daytona, Day
tona Beach and Seabreeze should
unlte and form one city. These
three municipalities, with Kingston to
complete the square, would make AN
ideal site for a large, beautiful and
prosperous city Geographically and
topogra phically the four towns ap-
pear admirably fitted for such a re-
union
The new city thus formed would
have population and wealth enough to
command more attention, Influence
and patronage than they can acting
separately. Such a city would prob
ably secure from the government an
appropriation for a poStoffice build
ing and a provision for the free de-
livery of the city mail. 1t could Sc
cure better transportao ion facilities
both by rain and water than exist at
present
Why should this community pay
excessive fire ght and passenger rates,
when it has the ocean on one side
and nayigable river through the
center Of its territory?
4 per at Daytona Beach and a
lie dredging IN The Ha1fax river
would u. Ire the landing of steam
er5 and cher craft from Atlantic and
t%uht:nued on page four)
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
POLITICAL
TERROR
IN China
IMPERIAL FAMILY At PEKING
NOW IN DESPERATE STATS
REPORTED THAT IMPERIAL SUP
PORTERS HAVE SECRETLY DE-
cIDED TO SEEK THE AID OF
JAPAN.

SHANGHAI, China, JAM "a = The
struggle between President Sun Vat
Sen and Premier Yuan Shi Kai for
supremacy in China is causing po-
lbtical terror throughout the empire
The imperial family at Peking is
again in desperate straits and may
be forced to abdicate because of
the inability to raise funds. Troops
are being massed in Peking.
1t is reported the monarch leaders
secretly decided today to urge
Japan to assist ian putting down the
republicans.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
DUKE DRIVES ENGINE
LEAVING NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-The Duke of
Connaught and party left this city
for Washington this morning. His
Royal Highness drove the big elec.
trio mogul engine from the terminal
to Manhattan Junction with the en-.
gineer standing close by in case OF
an emergency.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
BROWN INAuGuRATED
GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Jan. 25-Shortly after
noon today Joseph Brown took the
oath and was inaugurated governor
of the state of Georgia for the
second time. John Station again be
comes president of the senate. The
special session of the legislature ad-
journed this afternoon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
FIRE DESTROYS BUILDING
in THE HfART OF CHICAGO
WALL PAPER CoMPANY'S BIG
STRUCTURE BURNS AND FIRE
MEN HAVE NARROW ESCAPES
FROM DEATH.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25-The five story
building of the Orren Wall Paper
company ON Lake street was des-
troyed by fire this morning and a
number of firemen had narrow es-
capes from death or INJURY by the
falling walls and an explosion in
the basement. The loss is $3.50, 600,
and the damage to adjacent build
ings will bring the total loss UP to
$500 900.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
Explosion Wrecks Plant

CHICAGO, Jan. 25-ExplosI0n and
fire wrecked the Acme mailing plant
on Bloomingdale avenue today. Many
tons of grain were destroyed and
several firemen had narrow escapes
from death The watchman was
badly injured. The loss amounts
to $500,000
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
GERMAN SOCIALISTS
TO HAVE 100 MEMBERS

BERLIN, Jan. with the final
count of ballots completed today it
is believed the socialists will have
over 100 members of the re. chstag,
which VIII be convened February Z.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
CARDINAL FARLEY is
ENTHRONED TODAY

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-With pomp
and ecclesiastical ceremonies rarely
equalled in America Cardinal Far
ley was today enthroned as cardinal
at St. Patricks s Cathedral. The cen
trail figure in the enthronemeut was
the venerable Cardinal Gibbons.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
JOB FOR JULIAN MACK
WITH COMMERCE COURT

WASHINGTON, Jam. 25-Chief JUS
tiee White of the United States SUI
preme court today designated Julian
Mack of Chicago to serve five years
as judge of the United States COM
merce court.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
NO PARDON FOR PHELPS
MUST DIE IN MORNING.

BOSTON, Jan. Ex-Governor Foss
today refused to pardon Murderer
Silas Phelps, who must die in the
electric chair shortly after midnight.
He will be killed by Deputy Sheriff
Haskins.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
CENSUS BUREAU REPORT
ON SUPPLY OF COTTON.

WASHINGTON. Jan. % - The
census bureau report on cotton, is
sued today, shows a total of 14,947,-
0SS as the supply for the four
months ending December 81.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25
Wheat shade Lower-

CHICAGO, Jan. 25-Wheat OPP
ened a shade lower and duh with
May quoted at $l0012 Provisions
were lower with May pork at $16.37,
lard $500 ribs $3.50. Hogs were
five lower and cattle weak.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-25

eff it were possible for you tc
find bett ar kodak finishing than thai
done at the Jungle Studio-you wouio
find it al the Jungle Studio.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-31
ALfAs SUMMONS.

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t,i.,1sri d ifs STATS q idaho, ~ and i'f M
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~ csnpsnT. l4nlled. ee,fefss'qsn'S 49,, y. s
i1n.,s. n n femefoy q. 1aIep. z, - 49,
500 ast eaes. e,' 80. ~ az ssssrss Of
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the "a. ~. 40 <Sth 81 you are hereby luitn.
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-31

Every tax payer in the county
comes IN touch With thu assessors
Office Ia su;h a way as 70 make such
tax payer feel vital interest IN the
qualifications OF the incumbent.
In this position particularly Is re-
qulred a man not only capable Of
handling the clerical duties, which
are considerable and demand great
est accuracy, but be must be Of un-
Impeaehable integrity and possess
SUFFICIENT backbone 70 guarantees a
Just and equitable assessment Of the
highest as veil as the humblssl citi-
zen.
Such a man is Emanuel B. Carey,
the Republican nominee for The Of.
dee Of assessor Those Who know
him best esteem him most and are
strongest in bis commentator for
this position.
Though a rancher, (his farm Is 10
The Alpine section north Of NszpeFee)
be has had much business experiences
IN other lines. and his judgment Of
taxable values Is good. He is one
Of the plain people The same vher'
ever you 6nd him. and With him IL
this instance il is a case Of The ofhe'
seeking The man. II the people
choose him for the position be vii
do bis par, we'll and good. He putt
the case up to you Mr.. Voter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-31
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE SHOULD NOT
BE MADE.

IN ,hs Probate court Of hsvn ooun'i' 7'-'.
u idsso. natter Of me estate q ne minor
W. N walter d Hootn. oeef. ~. .r.,n.
NAAtie $780, ~ ~. rslfnr children 81 Naittt
as6ih dees1,d nss.ns s,sa ~ ' io9 AZ Or
hei petition duly fetlH.o.. ~ s-iatc Of said
esa ss Ike polpqses en- ~ ,et,e ln
sH, , Y. '',.@@Iofr ordered that ~ lt...s M.
~ ~ =. .......-If estate 81 said uINuft *
ns. sSio6 ibis AZ rfoe.s l sens 9 u 'ceocs
tsr "a November. ~, - ~. f6o6a Of said
.os q he cont s.s +. .ns d lisss 70 % show
perez tuun. -' ~ .irnlf nol be ffantfo "
shs ssd sasfa g .sll sPo oSssShne q COPY q
estate 81 t-t ~. IIi-64f al least Iuuf 4urtt..
Ie p'' weeks s d hs S,sPs, y s ssiS county
per pIiutt" ~. f.rnIn before referred " !.
oa, n " s,erssa, = ie' slo 'shiriyv;
| sever, Il. - vilIse9 ii Netrttee. losFo'
70, az, "a .kIs tlfh day q oo,ees' .,s.s,
tstaQ rfohsia fuose