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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-12-09
NEW OREGON APPOINTMENTS
Governor West Names New Members
of Fish and Game Commission
Today.

SALEM, Or, Dec. 9.-Governor West
today announced the appointment OF
II. N. Clifford of Baker and Floyd
Bilyea of Portland to be the new mem
hers of the state game and fish com
mission. At noon he hadn't received
a reply from the third man to whom
was rendered the appointment but
wouldn't give out the name.
The commission is in session here
BESIDES the new members M. j. King
"a in attendance It is expected the
board will organize this evening Dy
electfng aschairman and secretary.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-12-09
Hold Funeral of Infant.

The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Metzrmberg who
died Sunday was held yesterday after
noon, the remains being Inferred in the
Moscow cemetery. Rev. Robert Warn
er OF the Methodist church officiated
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-12-09
PRESIDENT NAMED MCLEAR
Said to Have Been Nominated for Uni
ted States District Attorney.

According to reports reaching Mos
COW. President Wilson has nominated
Judge J. L. McClear to be district at
torney for Idaho to succeed G. H. Ling
enfelter whose term expired year
ago. Judge McClear is law partner
of National Committeeman R H. Elder
and the appointment is believed to be
a victory for the Nugent-Elder forces.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
WIRES
ARE Being PLACED
UNDERGROUND
This Is Another Improvement for
Lakeland, Work on Which
Has Already Started.

Every daN sees a new improvement
started in Lakeland, II seems, and
'lp latest is the placing OF the tel"-
d one wires UNDERGROUND, work on
his process having been pegun to-
day Several thousand feet of duet
ar. nov III the railroad yards, and a
force of men is already digging the
uitches in which his tubular equip
mcnt will be laid, and which VIII
uncase all the wires OF the extensive
system of the Prninsular Telephone
co in Lakeland
The work is one OF conslderabie
.llsni,udr. and it will require ap-
rfoXimately a year to complete II.
tl,cre will be no disturbance OF the
.,.rvicr however. as the improve
at.lltS in progress will amount to
,,j,out the same thing as the install
lation of a duplicate plant AS a sec
,ion or division of the underground
liant is finished il Will be put III
n.nnsson and the corresponding
,.., .,tion of the overhead plant dis
csniinurd. entailins no interruption
ot the service
This is a great improvement, elm
inating the unsiga'ly wires ana
~, los from the landscapc. and also
removing The element Of danger
which always attaches To overhead
,.ires II is just ON" more OF the
signs that proclaim that Lakeland
has entered the real city class.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
OBJECT TO NE|tL'S Il
DISAPPOINTMENT
Opposition Comes Mainly from SEN
atOrs OF the Southern
States.
tBy Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON, March IA, Another
short session ol The Senate vas held
today to consider action on Viii
son $ appointments. The opposition
10 the reappOintmcnt of Commission
rr of Labor \cill developed among
the Southern senators. Tillman ana
pert by Neill on the conditions of
labor and the character OF women
and children laburcrs in the South
crh cotton manufacturing States.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
HEY CAN'T BUY LAKE.
LANDS LIGHT PLANT

larkson,illc, Fla. March IL
hr Southern Utilities Go. is beins
( .@anizcd under the laws OF Florida
tar the purpose OF acquiring and Op-
cilin9 a nimbcr of public utilities
I'D ice manufartuying properties.
Ihr company has already purchased
electric light and ice plants AT Area
da. Rradcntown, Frrnandina, Fort
audcr,alt, Fort Myers. Lake City,
i.,Nc Oak. Miami. Ialatka. Pensacola
lhnta Gorda, 81 Aueuslinr, Sanford,
iarpon SPRINGS and West Palm
heach These properties have al
hrcii paid for in fun in cash.
This company is also largely in
t,icstcd in l.0 900 acres OF land AZ
E,lln,rrr The stock holders are com
posed of capitalists and bankers OF
various eastern and western cities
aud are now makin. a tour OF in
spcrtion Of their properties They
have leased a handsome suit Of rilirrs
IN ia. Third National Bank buildinc .
here one entire floor, and will eetab-
lish headquarters in this CITY They
Will invest approximately S2.ono.Ooo
II these enterprises.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
TREE INDIVIDUAL DRINKING
CUPS ON ALL A. c. L. TRAINS

Public drinking cups are bcing
Is 2islated against in many States.
md the substitution OF the indi-
>idual vessel in many public places
being hailed with JOY by the q re-
fnl traveller and the health authOri-
s alike
ON the railroads cf the countr!
t.'rrc is probably the strongest de-
.and for safety from possible infec-
tion, and it is noteworthy that sew
eral of the leading roads ofakAe coun-
Try are adopting the irdssidual
drinking cup on all their trains.
The first to make public an
uennccmpnt of free individual drink
ino cups on It's trains is the atlantic
coast Line.
These cups on and after March l.
viii he found in a convenient rccep-
tacle or carton near the cooler In
each coach, and they will be l'ir-
nishcd in all reasonable quantities
without cost TO the passenger. The
purchase for the entire system was
recently made and the quantity Is
200 cabinets. which will hold one
,nillion cups Others will he pnr-
chased OF course, from time to time,
rs they are used Jacksonville Me-
tropolis
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
TOM WATSON TO BE TRIED
IN FEDERAL COURT

Augusta. ira. March 1.-THE
cnse of the government VS.. Thomas
r Watson. charged with sending Oh
scene literatIr. through the United
STATES mails is on the docket in the
United States Court OF the southern
district of Georgia. which conNenes
in Augusta Monday the l1th. Jury
boxes we're shipped TO Savannah ana
Jurors for the week drawn by Judge
Sreer in that city Friday. While II
has been believed that motion Tor
continuance would be made in the
Watson ease. il became known here
tcday that special men from the
postoffice department have been busy
on the case for two or three weeks.
The indications at this time are that
the case will be assigned when the
docket is called Monday, and the
trial will very likely be set for Wed
\ ,dav or Thursday. At the prellm-
mary hearing Watson pleaded MS
own case but in the trial of the case
hn will be represented by two law
YRS whose names have not vet been
ertpred on the court docket
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
FIREMEN AND RAILROADS
BEGIN ARBITRATION

New York, March II. Arbitra-
,ion OF the differences between "a
eastern railroads an dtheir $4,000
iremen was begun mere yesterday
before the board OF arbitration chos-
eE under the Ertman act. The
board. which consists of William l..
Chambers, OF Washington, chairman
nmd neutral member. W. w. After
bury, vice president of the Pennsyl-
vania lines east. representing the
railroads. and Albert Phillips. third
vice president of the Brotherhood of
motive Firemen and Engine
men, has until April to take testi-
mony and reach a decision W. 5.
Carter. president of the firemen or
ganization, opened the case with the
statement, I'VE have whitfield our
demands to a minimum We are pre-
senting our claims not to obtain
compromise, but In order to estab-
'ish their justice"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
T|LlMAN SCORES
OFFICE SEEKERS
NOW IN CAPITAL
QUOTES SCRIPTURE ON THE SUB.
JECT IN his WRATH.
Says. However, That lie Has Faith
in Wilson's Ability to Pre-
vent Much Damage.
tBy Associated Press. }

Nauniu.Ion. March ii. Senator
li.mran today e,inced displeasure at
lie persistency oi hundreds OF once
SEEKERS who have tiocked to the cap
i,al since the inauguration. lie con-
dcmns the scramble for jobs with his
characteristic vigOr, and says 1t re-
minds him of the Bible text Wild
asses of the desert are athirst and
hungry; they have broken into green
e, rn +" The senator said the text
contained references to asses tram
pling corn but hc would leave that
out and added he had faith in Will
son as IA "hrrdsman who would keen
beasts from doing damage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
ICCX FORTY.TWO POLICE.
MEN TO QUELL THEM

Cincinnati. March il--A one
lc? ,scd man and IA man who had no
legs az an fcn'I' IN saloon al
Canal and Vine stl"rts SlhGa. ni;,hl
and attracted such a i.rAr crowd
that il becamc heee essary 30 turn in
~ ,oi alarm, as il was lca"cd Il flee-
+, rail battle Nol Il. foi'nw "Th'
street is black with people and the
crowd is getting So dense i, is over
llowing into the Sta, dard theatcr,
was the message sent 10 sergeant
Jennings AT Central station. Lieu
tenant Hall AZ the head OF forty
two patrolmcn. rushed to the scene
and found the one !c22cd man max
iGg frantic efforts to Kick III" leg
less one and retain his equilibrium
"A. the same time The man without
legs did everything but stand on hi:
head i'm a gallant effort To land a
telling blow on his antagonist A!
no blood had been spilled and as tn,
combatants were willing to patch uI
their differences. Lieutenant Hal
did not arrest them II developed
that the argument started When th'
one-legged man tried to sell 10 th'
less fortunate one a pair OF artiii
cial limbs and the latter baked al
the price.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
TIVE LIMIT FOR SUITS
AGAINST RAILROADS

Washington, March 11-Railroads
may include in their bills of lading
for interstate shipments provisions
limiting shippers to ninety days in
which to bring suits for loss OF
foods during shipment, ACCORDING to
decision yesterday by the Supreme
Court. The court reached its de-
cision In Texas case, notwithstand-
ing that such a provision was held
invalid by the Texas courts under
Texas statutes. The Supreme Courts
reversal Of the Texas courts was on
the prnciple that bills for interstate
shipments came under federal law.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
bLEASE CLASHES
WITH POLICE
Of COLUMBIA
TROUBLE AROSE OUT OF ARREST
OF NEGRO CHAUFFEUR.
Blease Declares He Is Being Perse.
cuted BY Police ard Says
It Must Stop.
tny Associated Press. ,

oumhia, March | l. The arrest
o. the governors nero chauffeur
tuic, within the past four days, re-
suited in clash between Blease and
Chief OF Police Cathcart in which
Blease threatens to take over the
city police unless persecution IL
stopped. On the first Offense the gov
ernor pardOned the negro after the
tine was paid, but the pardon was
ignored by ta,hcart pending leXal
advice #
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
WOMEN W0ULO'VOTt =
FOR 5000 LOCKERS
This Was Mark TWains Idea in 81
and It's Just About
the Truth.
(Bt Associated Press !

Mexico. Mo, March IL r"pv
q; a newspaper published mere III
l>67 was found Yesterday aud II con-
i, ms a letter written by Marx
Twain on woman suffrage. m 'N-
,,rpt reads: Also in that dal man
with beautiful whiskers shall beat
ho,nelv men of wisdom tor GOV
ernor, and the youth who waItzes
with exquisite grace will be chlei "i
police ia preference TO man WIN
energy"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
WILL DELIVER LECTURES
ON APPLICATION OF VACCINE
tRy Associated Press.

New York, March When pr.
Frederick r. Friedman returns from
Montreal he will reveal his secret re
garding vaccine He is quoted AS
saying that on his return he will de-
liver accurate scientific lectures on
the preparation and application OF
vaccine before medical bodies
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
BUCKET SHOP
OFFICIALS GET
HEAVY FINES
TINS Ends Nation Wide Crusade on
the Part OF the
Government.
lEN \S,,oriatcd Press. }

Washington, March Joseph
Ga,ins. OF New York, and Nlr&il
Randolph kcrnc. OF Virginia, We're
uucd $D,ouo each. and four others
we're fined S 700 and less in the
pistrir, court today after pleading
snilty 10 an indictment charging
conspiracy Ia operating bucKc'
Shops. This is the last chapter ol
the government s nation wide buck
.. shop crusade which resulted IN
fines aggrcgatino more than $500"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
Wilson Has Busy Day.
(By Associated Press.

Washington, March L. Wilson
had busy two hours before the
meeting of the cabinet today. Secre
tary Garrison was on hand when the
President reached his office. and
then on the time was taken up
in serious short conferences Among
the callers We're Senator Johnston
Representative Richardson. of Ala
AZ, and Mr.. Underwood, Secretary
Garrison took up III" question Of the
Philippines
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
NEW YORK PAPER DON'T WANT
PUBLICITY LAW ENFORCED
(Ry Associated Press. }

Washington, March IL Counsel
for IN. New YORK Journal Of Com
merce today applied 10 the Supreme
Cturt to restrain Postmaster Gen
eral Burleson from Immediately en-
forcing the newspaper publicity law.
Hitchcock had agreed not to try to
enforce the Law pending a prompt
appnal to the supreme Court from
tbe decision of IN" federal courts OF
New York
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
SEpv|AN TROOPS WILL
NOT PARTICIPATE
(By Associated Press

Belgrade, Servia, March 1.-THE
Austrian government today took
steps regarded as equivalent to for
bidding Servia to send troops to as
sist the Montenegrins In capturing
the turkish fortress Scutaria.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11

'ustom house receipts in
'of The week ending last Sat-
Al more than SO, 900 ahead
receipts for the same week
-. EAR For the month of Feb
-s.,, Importation of cedar logs
- :. a total of 111,ooo feet. val
81 'aii chipley is going to have
s,n.. potato cannery. to be in
ti,,,.s oy one Of her progressive
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
GEORGIA MAN
NIhY GET POST
|NSWI1zERLANO
EDITOR STCVALL. OF SAVANNAH
PRESS, WILL LIKELY GET PLUM.
Wilson Spends Busy DAY in Confer
ring With Prominent Visitors
Attends Cabinet Meeting.
(By Associated Press. J

Washington, March H.. +. A.
StOvall. OF Savannah, Is being.
strongly urged for diplomatic post
b. Senator's Bacon and IIoke Smith.
1t is considered likely he will go to
Switzerland
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
MILITANT MICHIGAN SUFFRA-
GETTE TELLS OF BEING JAILED
MOTHER AT LAKELAND.

II have Just come from Holloway
Jail. where today interviewed Miss
Xrlir Emerson, the American suffra-
yettr now imprisoned for window
smashing IN London writes w q.
SEyard in the Grand Rapids (Mich.)
Press under date of London, Eng
land, March >. | asked Miss Emer-
son how she happened to be in the
English suiiragcttc demonstration at
all and what demonstrations are cal
culatcd to bring about
II am from Jackson, Mich. re-
piled Miss Emerson I heard Sylvia
years ago and she and | became fast
friends After the last fight for
women votes in Michigan was end
ed | came over to England. Things
ale much worse here than they are
in the United States and any Ameri-
can woman would get mad If she had
seen wha, | have seen here The
demonstrations bomb throwing and
fire sr'tin@--ar" all absolutely nec-
oss,r" in order that women may
etcn,nally win their Godgiven
rights.
SILVIA Pankhurs' and were
Walking nome from Il meeting on,
night when a window in bank was
broken Two stones were thrown at
T.. The policemen came running up
and arrested Sylvia and me. The
policeman who took me was very
rough and | fought him. | hit him
with my fists and did my best to
hurt him. can fight when | have
to.
what do you suppose they said
in court? They said that my stone
didn't break the window, but that
il went through the hole that Syl-
via stone had made. They fined
me sI5. most of it for hitting big
policeman.
81 told them I'd 20 TO Jail before I'd
pay the fine, and | did But the
next morning they came and let me
out They said that some young
man from America had paid my fine
don't know who he was and | don't
thank him for il. can tell you that.
This happened Saturday morn
ing What had seen made me only
the madder against men That the
whole court room and the whole
prison were run by men. Women
were not represented at all. The
more | thought f il the madder
got BY Tuesday was boiling over.
So Tuesday night they got chance
l., arrest me again The policeman
found M in front of the Liberal
Club. in Bow. standing before win
dow that had Just been broken.
This policeman was awfully nice
and I didn't fight him. The Judge
sentenced me to two months in pris-
on And here am now
Mother Is at Lakeland.
M mother is living this winter
at the Highland Country Club at
Lakeland. Fla. I've heard that the
American embassy has sent word to
her of my arrest. but I don't want
any help. I've gone into this fight
Oh my own responsibility and I'll
carry my own burden
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
'0SINASTER AT TAVARES
TAKES LIFE WITH RAZOR

J.. March Ill. Fl. Van
n' postmaster here. cut his
''ofn ear 10 ear with a razor
a! morning. Physical and
conditions are ascribed as
1S@ He was a man of good
.duces, with a host of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11

Palatka's new chemical auto fire
engine has been given a successful
tiyout and has been accepted by the
city council. An experienced driver
and attendant will be employed to
take charge OF the machine
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
rOOgS IKE JUDGE CALL
IN Nv FEDERAL JUDGE

ia, March IL. Judge
sbyc NJ. all, of the Circuit
.Oa. W,shington today. While
u.at nj has been made OF
u, purpose IN going to the national
..t,, II Il understood that he has
s.s called there by business con
aaut with his possible appointment
i the lacant federal judgeship in
us iis,rct. judge Call has already
-en endorsed by members OF the
bar ~ jacksonville, meeting Tor
IS y.rpos, being held about the
.iae il became known that Judge
l~ts y ..ochc vas about to tender
Is resIIAatlon after forty years Of
~.aee as presiding Judge OF the
ntta States District Court for the
irr district of Florida.
Il Nil be recalled that President
,oa S reported to have informed
~ 'Orlda senator's when they
el ou him that in making ap-
1a'r hts 10 federal judgeships. hc
aoa'l ao go,erned by the opinion of
A'to- y General McReynolds. and
u p making other appointments
would consult with the various
a9.n officers Following this it
@@S a.Aounced here today that the
s'ta wired Judge Call to come to
asGhgion and confer relative to
y .Gdseahip with Attorney Cen
NcReynolds.
Is Man for Place.
w appointment of Call to the
ant judgship would be most
f'dr move as no man stands
-'-aer III the estimation of the peo-
~ 'i Florida For several years
s'lse all has presided over the
IVY Judicial Circuit of the State
F'ilt Court and when it became
asFa' ii that Democrat would be
tfA''4d 10 the United States Dis
oIrt it was almost the unan-
'.2-s wish Of the bar and the peo-
:" 'Aat Judge Call should get this
'os.,ion
'ndge Call is advanced to the
Ia ladeeship it is understood
ate's Attorney H. S. Phillips
'dnpa' who ran for Congress
Congressman Stephen NJ
'''an' az the last election. will
~ nited States district attor.
~ MS district.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
iINER|CANs AR! Na:
FINANCING THE
I|EIDLT|NME!X|C0
ARE TIE SENSATIONAL
a,aGEs MADE TODAY.
s,,. ,os, Surround federals a'a
' Battle Is Declared
Imminent.
-e3ciated Press.

.sociated Press.
d. it., March IL harEes
american syndicate was H.
revolt forl,eu against
pIy,orena il Sonora, Great
" ,i,on here t, Gay. Charges
.orr,uly mad, - the chamber
,r,is. Ia, ni.,li by Deputy No
~.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
B1,le g. l!eved Imminent.
riated Press. J

JVI1ItU TTCoo.
uon,, iiz,, March H. Al
.h,, ,.led to evacuate Aqua
p,;o,. cent a possibility OF in
,.,na,.a., complications in the
.rsp, aattle, General Ojeda with
.,n f,erals found themselves today
.r.ro ~ n all directions by
.,,n ,o,.s \ battle is believed
y be imminent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
PRUSSIA TO GET
: "''''" : some son RAILROADS
(By Associated Press. \

Berlin, March 1.-THE Prussian
government today introduced into
the diet a bill authorizing loans OF
si3, .fl0n 600 for State railways.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11

The HillsborO Dry Goods Go. is the
namc OF Il Slou 900 corporation that
las been frmed in Tampa and Will
shortly open a large store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-11
Mother Is at Lakeland.

M mother is living this winter
at the Highland Country Club at
Lakeland. Fla. I've heard that the
American embassy has sent word to
her of my arrest. but don't want
any help I've gone into this hght
Oh my own responsibility and I'll
carry nv own burden "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-27

'her. NltT ,lrstiou- Of the tango Oh"
"Rsh walh" and other walk"
Members of the polo cctor.e at Nara
cansctt arc now anticipating witt Interest
the series of matches for the Army ana
Navy cups. pr scented by Mr.. j. g. Rath-
borne. OF New orleans, and cottaser al
tie Pier.
THO first match IN this series viii D."
PLAYED between Point Judith and the
Pbiadeluhia Country club on Monday.
July 2S Tho finals in the Army and
Navy matches will he played ON Satur-
day. August ..
one of the events OF the week was
vaudeville entertainment AT the Casino
on Friday night FOR the benefit OF st
Peter -by-thc-Se The performance was
followed by dancing on the terrace.
ON WoducsIav evening Miss klara Jen-
nucs. Of Rochester and Miss Jesslaa
cushing. of New Bedford. Mass. who
danced last wear at an entertainment
given by Mrs Lsrz Anderson IN Boston.
introduced the "Imperator glide the
Argentine tango" and the "Nenetisn
Irritation dances
Miss Ida Mathewson daughter Of $ W.
Mathewson. has returned to the Pier from
IA visit 10 Yellowstone Park and the West
with Or. and Mrs +. r.. Vail, of Thomp-
sonville, Conn.
Mi. and Mrs Peter. coelet Gerry, Of
Providence have arrived here for the
season and are At the Imperial.
John G. Thomas of Baltimore. has ar
rived at the Imperial.
Joseph g. Thomas. Of Now York. is
occupying Ellis Lea. kentara Green. TOR
the season.
Mr. ana MIS-. c. c. Rumsey, of New