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The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14

Anything to beat Easi.y.' Is the
slogan OF the gang and one which
has been inscribed on the banner OF
that fake Citizens party which the
old city hall patriots are now carry
ing The latest move of the gang Is
to push into tn. arena John Roosa III
4 candidate Tor mayor OH an inde-
pendent ticket. The gang realizes
that Price Dunlavy cunnot be elected
and they hope by putting Roosa in
the race to steal Just few votes that
might go to the fusion candidates.
II II In the hope OF splitting the vote
that the gang has prevailed upon
I.OOsa to run Independently. The
gang likcth not this man Easley VINO
opposes the machine and the bosses
and who stands on n platform that
speaks OF lower taxes. efficient pub
lie officers etc. SO IL is Dunlavy and
llOOsa against Easlcy.
The gang has realized for some
time that Dunlary cannot be elected
standing alone. Thus it was that re-
Gently Mayor Taylor is reported to
havc said lie would personally con-
tribute $1,000 IL Randolph Cook
would run for mayor on the Socialist
ticket. Knowing tho high esteem in
which Mr.. Cook wis held the vcncr-
abl, gang leudcr conceived the
scheme by which lie thought he could
cut down that aJorlty which Eas-
ley was certain to receive. Mr.. Cook
refused to accept the nomination. In
the meantime Mr.. RoOsa was being
groonncd MS Il dark horse TO help
Dunluvy beat Euslcy. The result Is
however that the good people or
Trinidad are fl0cking to aid the
cause OF good govcrnncntand lining
up strong behind the candidates on
tho Dcmocratic-Progrcssi ticket.
Tho representative citizens and
business men who ure candidates OH
the fusion ticket are being subjected
to the vllest siander and falsehoods
by gang hcnchmen in this campaign.
Men whose energy has been devoted
to their business and the promotion
OF the city's welfare have been made
the victims of villianous aspersions
by the enemies of law and order whd
arc sponsors of the Citizens ticket.
But he masquerade has not de-
ceived the people. The people full!
realize what the success of the gang
ticket might mean. They know that
vote for the Citizens ticket Is
vote for Jim Hannah, that II vote fol
the Citizens ticket is vote to main'
tain the payroll patriots at the pie
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14

Snow Storm Sweeps
the Great Plains

Denver. Cola. March i.-H.avy
snow began falling early today In
noriheast.rn Co dorado. through Me-
braska ana northern Kansas. accom-
panied by II high wind that in mnny
cases prostratcd telegraph and tci.-
phone wires. Meyer adyi'.s indi-
cate that sever. blizzard conditions
prevail In Nebraska. 'th. snow drift
ting and seriously Impeding railroad
&nie,
Gpor's to III. government wealth
Zau here today place the storm
ceh the country In Iowa whcr.
bafob. ltric conditions ar. far below
normal Indications are that the
storm Will move rapidly toward the
hours.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
BANK employees
SHORT IN ACCOUNTS

San Francisco. March li.---Trus-
ted employees or TWO banks in this
city hay. been found short in their
accounts. One OF III. men iS In cus-
iody. charged with the embezzi.mcni
Of about S..OOV.DOO Will. the other.
who's" shortage IL placed at over
100000 may never b. prosecuted.
The Illness OF Charles Y, Baker.
assistant cashier OF the Crock.r Ma
'ional Bank placed another man at
hir dirk u few dtys ago and tn"
Hhortag" Was discovered. According
10 william Crock.r. president, OF tn"
bank II viii amount 10 over $780,
o"n The bank Is protected by an
H. surnnc. contract more than cover
inr the bonds required OF i,s trusted
employee
"How 'h. hunk shall act" said
pre-,'l.nr Crockcr. ''is too earl, to
Say. M life has been devoted to help
inE men. This poor follow has fallen
and may need help. This IL u ma
tional bank. however. and III. bank
examiner has Jurisdiction. What he
mnS do I cannot say
Mr.. T.. T.. Hooper cnt"rrd til. bank
AZ u messenger hoy. He H. known ms u
upn Of modest tastes and no cNpla-
hation OF his shortage has been found
Hooper. III. head OF tho trust de.
uart,p.nt OF the Mercantile Trust
company. Is in tch custody OF private
detectives until he closes his Affairs
and surrender a warrant charging
cmb.,xicmcnt. Vice president Mckee
cf .hc company stated today that the
total shor'nrr uncovered would be
cio," to $4,000. Hooper has been
.n cmpio,o OF III. company for eight
years and IL said 10 have engaged In
teal rs,ut" rp.culat!ohs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
n. N. LEGISLATURE
ADJ0uRNS ABRUPTLY

Santa Re. y. 81. March ii.-rhc
state legislature WAS brought to an
abrupt Niosi NJ noon today when the
schHtc committee on rNrrutiy. COM
MnnicIiiOns reported uninyornbiy on
several appointments proposed by
til. governor. ncfor, the Republican
m"iUbcrs could adopt the report and
icciin. the appointments the nrcs!-
dent OF the senate. T.. 4. Iiaca. Dem
orrat banged tho cavci. announced
that the hour OF IL noon had arriv-
c'l and declared the senate adjourned
sine di:. The house was sim proc"c'I-
lug with thu consideration Of bills
and had Just taken up s"natc bIli
Tor pas.,aEc when the members learn
"'i That vhc SENATE had adjourned
ThcSc being doubt as to the legality
cI continuing house session the
house promptly adiourncd.j
There war aH abs rncc OF speech
mixing In both houses. although
Representative. Evans thanked 'hc
spcaker for the rourtcsic. that had
been extended when the members
and the speaker replied Ia Kind
briefly. The session has been remark
able for the conflict between the Re
publican members and the governor
and for the inability OF the Rcpubil-
cans tn pain measures On salaries
that would meet with executive APP
Iroyni. Just before adjourning. the
legislature passcd the bills creating
the cOuntic1 OF Summer aud AGWilar.
A county sslar!e. bill. u general APP
preparation bill and n district nttor-
ney biii. together with abUnt fun
her bills were passed during u ses-
sion lasting since \ o'clock last night.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
CHRONlCLE.NEWS INDICATED

majority recommending
the 1n.e.,'". ssn:o aea and the seating ,hs ''ns1 Dr.
crpsrac and thu, the Republican gang WI. part! on.pr.s,
The this eomm the result which
", 1sl'11 whirn denied ,, the kept
q held
Of
gamblers prostitutes voaors elect
subj cted to tn. worst o
the OF
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
RoOSA CASE up IN
DISTRICT COURT

john Roosa, pioneer resident or
Trinidad. aud independent: candidate
for mayor. was placed on trial In the
district court this afternoon charged
with Keeping n gambling house. The
information was filed several weeks
ago shows the offcnsc TO have been
committed on October IL. The work
OF selecting "A jury began at 1850 and
a special venira of ten jurors was
called for to complete the panel.
Roosa Is represented by Attorney X.
T. Yeaman. assisted by Gilbert SAN
dert. Ths cases OF +. NJ. Cook and
Pasqualle Loffarelli, who are also
charged with keeping gambling
room will follow the ROosa trial.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
300 ALBANIANS
SHOT WITHOUT TRIAL
BY SERv|AN TROOPS

Frankfort Grrmany. Mar. IL.
Thr,. hundred Albanian Inhabitants
of Lieminc.( In the Turkish province
Of Iiossoyo, were shot and killed
without trial yesterday by Scrvian
troops according to II despatch
from uskuh 10 the Frankfort Ga
zct,c.
"Thc. inhabitants oil tn. district
totalicd four hundred. They were
unarmed peasants and did no, fol-
hbanians in fleeing to the noun
tains.' says the report.
An were captured by column
OF Scryian troops. who after shoot
ing three hundred OF them. brought
the surviving one hundred to Prls-
rcnd. the capital of the province
London. March IA fierc. bu.
unsuccessful assault was made on
tho south fortress of Ahrianop,c last
night. According 70 dispatches from
Constantinoplc, the bcsciGing Bull
garians and Scrvians sustained h1avy
'"saes and wer. eventually rcpulsed
all along tho line.
belgrade, March ii-A govern
mcnt newspaper published the con-
ditions on which the Balkan alIiea
are willing to accept the powers
mediation, Hos,ilities are to be con-
tinued until the peace treaty is
signed The basis of negotiations
will 20 the game as those before the
Ottoman delegates at London in De-
cember
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
REBELS IN FULL
CONTROL At

No.alcs, Ariz. March Ibis
playing prr.esc disciplin. the volun-
i.cr stat. troops today paradcd the
streets OF Nogalcs. Sonora. The mil
itary authorities instituted good or
der, closing hll saioOns on III. Mex
lean side and policing the outlayin.
districts OF the Mexican border town.
Leaders OF tn. contcndiIg forces
IN yesterdays battle differ largely ns
To tha killed and wounded. and
probably til. actual loss In slain new
or will he known. Colonel KostcriItl-
KY OF the federal garrison. IA refuge"
here. estimates his losscs as only
thrc" killed. six wounded and eight
taken prisoners. while he asserts that
the attackers lost at least 100 dead.
On tn" contrary General Obrcson
declared today that his loss was ouly
eleven killed and forty-two wounded
while the federal loss Ii given by
ObrcgDp as sixteen dead aud thirty
on. wounded.
The American Red Cross volunteers
have treated forty-fivc wounded
Twenty-Five of tn. most serious
cases are In the hospital here. The
nurses only found five dead bu,
many nor" ara believed to be dead
| where n part, Of aitnckcr, Was tran
ped earlier IN the day. a rcscu. party
set out today to seek more wounded
and locate the bodies OF the dead ON
tho field.
Colonel Wilbur Wilder OF the GIf,h
United States cavalry held u confer
cncc at tn. international lin" today
with General Obrcgon. commander OF
The Sonora stat" troops which yost.r-
day captured Nogulcs. Sonora. The
meeting WIN at TIL. suggestion of Col
onel Wilder FOR the purpose OF dis
cussins pro, ,isions for keeping o.,irr
aud reaching an understanding re-
HardlnI neutrality regulations. Obrc-
.on promised to keep order in the
, Mexican portion OF the town. and cS-
pressed sorrow at tn. woundinE OF
one American soldier and three Mex
leans on the American side OF the
line.
| United States customs inspectors
stIscd fortyscyen head OF horses be-
longing to the federal troops. The
horses wcrcb rouHht across the line
by the federal refugees last night.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
HYDE JURY STILL OUT.

Kansas City. Mo-. March 1.-THE
jury in the case of DR.. Il. Clark Hyde
on trial for third time charged
with teh murder of Colonel Thomas
II. Swope, millionaire philanthropist
continued its deliberations today.
The case was given to the jury at 10
o'clock last night,
At 1880 O'Clock this afternoon
Judge Portertield called the Jurors
into the court and inquired IL they
had reached u verdict. Receiving u
negative reply they were sent to
lunch and resumed deliberations at
1880 O'Clock.
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Five of Seuen Members
Of Committee Urge that
Barela be Uns&> ted
Report Reveals Conspiracy That Existed b.
t,oeen Gang Leaders and Law Nolators

l--T Of he col
privileges
charges
the today. There One signed by
In the election OF areia The other signed
Helen Ring Robinson liak
lies holds
that and y. " wycoff.
stalled In his
The majority report bitter denuncaton OF political
conditions existing according . AMI
county The Republican organization comes for
arraignmcn precinct ~ Republican
compelled ri
publican campaign. giving them III immunity from
violations III"
precinct. the
he claims h.
socaIicd Republican Officers
received contributions Of 50
and 81 each month. they allowed
police
ficrr IN uniform hauled these the POLLS election
Tho conclusive evidence.
organization leaders.
prou'es by which the election which arcla return
ed to the senate controlled
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
ALLIES SUBMIT
Terms Of
PEACE

sofia. March ii=-Th. reply OF
the Balkan allies to the question of
mediation by the powers was pre-
s.nicd today to the foreign legations
here. u declares that the Balkan
nations Will accept European mcdi.
alton. ON the following onditIons:.
First. ns "a basis OF negotiation
for the dclimita'ion Of the territory
between Turkey and the Balkan al
lies "a line shall b, drawn from Ro-
dosta on the Sen OF Marmora i.'
Cap. Maltara. seven miles Of Midia.
ON the Black Sea. excluding tn. pc
nlnsula Of Galiipoii. which shall re-
main Turkish. All territories west
of tn. line. including idrianople
aud Scutari. shall be r.dcd to 'h.
allies.
Second: Turkey shall ccde the isl-
ands of the Aegean hca TO tn. allies.
Third: Turkey shall r.Douncc all
her interests In the island Of Crete.
Fourth: The porte shall consent
In principl. to the payment OF war
indemnity the amount of which
shall be fixed when peace has been
and also to the payment
to private individuals OF compcnsa-
tion for damages caused prior 10 the
war. The allies shall participate In
the deliberations regarding the in
Firth: The allies reserve til. right
to settle by definite treaty of peace
the trca tnicnt TO be shown their sub
jccts and their trade in the Otto
man empire as well as the guaran-
tees to be given regarding the privi-
icgcs OF the orthodox churches and
ng
brothers who are Ottoman subjects.
The military operations shall not be
interrupted.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
AMERICAN ATHLETES WIN

London. March li.-American nth
lctcs carried off honors today in the
annual field day between oxford and
Cambridge. William A. Zeigler of tho
University Of Iowa on the oxford
team won in hurting the weight with
a put of ~ feet . inches and Won the
hammer throw with "A throw of li2
feet, I inches. r. Sproule of the Stone
school, American on the Cambridge
team tied for second place on the
high jump with feet i is inches,
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
MISSIONARY PLANS
TO SCALE PEAK

Fairbanks. Alaska. March IL
Arhcdcacon Hudson stuck. an Epis-
cOpal missionary. LETT Fairbanks yes
terday with three companions to
make AN attempt to reach the sum
nit OF Mount Mckinley. Mr.. Stuck
is taking n complete outfit. inriud-
ing scientific equipment with which
TO make observations and establish
the height of the great peak, which
Is approximately 20.5o0 Bfect. II,
expects to reach the summit about
May /
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
SUPPORT HUERTA URGES
ON DICTATOR n1AZ

Naples. March 1I.-GeneraI Porfi-
rio Diaz. former president of Mexico.
who arrived here yesterday from
Egypt, today sent Instructions to his
friends and followers in Mexico to
support Provisional President Huerta
aud work for the establishment of
peace throughout the republic.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
WILSON OFFERS WISCONSIN
MAN SECRETARYSHIP

Washin9tOn. lMardh I4.--PTesI-
dent Wilson today offered Joseph +.
Davies OF Madison. Wisconsin. sccre-
tary of the Democratic national COM
mittee, an appointment as Assistant
Secretary Of War.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14

I douglas. Arix.. March b.-Ba,tlr
| against nn overwhelming force oi
! rebels. unconditional surrender or
flight across tn. Arizona line
these nre til. alternatives presented
today 10 General Oj.da. The federal
commander who cvacuatd Aqua
Pri;a two days ago with the ayowcd
intention OF marching to NoHalcs and
reinforcing the garrison there. reach
ed Naco during the night. only to
learn that Nogalcs already had hcen
captured by th" constitutionalists.
Thus Oicda with 500 regulars II
bottled mp ut Naco. with strong bod
les OF rebels closing In on him from
the east. west aud south. a force OF
800 constitutionnlists under Elias
Gales left Aqua Pri'ia before day
break this morning to pursue the
federal general. and later in the dsy
Pcrtccto Bracamontc with 500 men
departed on the same mission. All
"er. freshly mounted and well arm
cd and provisioncl. South OF Naco
are more state troops under Di.Iucz.
while IL force from ObrsYon's column
which yesterday took Nogalc- is clos
ing in from the west. The cons,itu-
tionalists. in their eagcrness to pur-
sue Ojcda. left II force OF only 900
men to guard Aqua Prieta.
Mexican refugees numbering L.
80" hr"" f1ocked over the border
near Douglas within the last three
",.Ks according to the records Of
the local United States immigration
station. Eighty crossed from Sonora
points today, the heaviest day on
record.
Eagle Pass. Tex. March Ii-Car-
ranza leaders in Picdras Ncgras posi-
lively deny there is any truth In tho
reported execution OF Governor Car
ANA. They claim to have received
kilograms from him this morning
Laredo. Tex. March li.-No con
firmation Of the reported capture and
execution of Governor Carranza. tho
Coahuila constitutioanlist leader has
been received here. Tho report came
last night in a private telegram.
The Texas Mexican border is quito
today. The scene Of the reported
Fighting in Mexico opposite the Tex
as line is fifty to one hundred miles
in the interior.
Washington. March ,i.-lt was
expected that Brigadier Gecnral Tas-
k1r II. Bliss would arrive at NoEalrs.
Arizona. today from Fort Sam lIous-
ton, Texas.
Lieut.. Col. Tate has reported to
General Bliss that the bullets which
poured into Nogales, Arizona. jeop-
ardizing American lives apparently
came from the Mexican rebels aud he
did not return fire as in doing so he
would have been more likely to hit
the fcdcrals than those whose care
ie5snass had been responsible for the
shots which entered American terri
tory
Reports from Juarcz indicate con
uitions there and elsewhere along the
border quiet. Railroad and telegraph
service in Chihuahua is regular.
General Bliss has been informed that
the federals are manufacturing
bombs in the railroad shops in Chi
huahua.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
. LIED,
/ HURT IN
WRECK

Goi,.nb"rg, NcL.. March IL
tnIon Pacific passenger train No. =.
known as the Colorado Special from
Denver. ran Into train No I the At
lnniic Express. from Portland. hcr.
Mt . O'Clock this morning during u
binding snow storm. killing four
passengers and seriously injuring
eleven others. The dead.
EDMUND II. OySTERiiAu1r.
Salamanca. y, Y, travelling snlcs-
man.
AUGUST MEYERS. WALL Lake. Ia.
MRS AUGUST MEYERS. Wall
Lake. Iowa
MRS EDITH HooN sToCKwEl.L
Cheyenne. Wyo.
MIR and Mrs Meyers wcr. .nrou,c
home from Long Beach. Cailf.
Mrs. StockYcll was the wife Of Ser
g"an, S,o.kwaii Of the fourth field
ARTILLERY. She WAS .nrou'c to Dus
Moincs.
The seriously Injured:
o. u Or'iiar. Walker. Iowa. inter
nal Injuries.
". H. Diokcnon. Cheyenne. back
srrRincd, cuts.
" q Tinncy. Ouahu. ankI.
Eprnincd. bruised.
\. Il. colvin. Sioux f.iis. :. u.
spine Injured. back sprain"d
+. J. LaughiIn, Omaha. body bruIs-
cd. cuts.
Edward Rose. Omaha. bnck sprsir-
ed. cuts and bruises.
Mrs. r.. T., iiaglcy. Allen. Neb.. leg
snruincd. bruises.
i. G.. Cincaid. Norfolk. S.L,. back
spT.tu..l body bruised
e.. N. Torrcn.'. Charles city. Iowa.
bruises and cuts.
George +. Brown. Tonpah. New.
internal Injuries. bruises
George Scott. Omaha. bruises.
Relief trains were sent ia tho
scene Of III. wreck from Omaha and
Grand Island and the Injured were
started for Omaha ut .:i5 o'clock.
On.nla. Ncb. March ,.-fwO
trcigh, trains on tn. Union Pacific
coiiid.d ut tI.rdon. Neb.. early to-
day. Three men are reported missing
Lincoln. Ncb,, March li.-Th.
Nebraska stat" railway commission
was this morning notified by Henry
blackburn. general attorney of the
Union Pacific OF two wrecks on tha,
road today, one at Sidney and one NJ
Gothcrnbcrg and WAS requested to
make Investigations Mt once.
Comm issioncrs Clark and Hail to-
gcthcr with l.. q. Powell. til. COM
missions accounting expert. lett on u
i:iy train to visit the scenes Of tho
wrecks.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
SCORES killed.
|. BY STORM IN
SOUTH

widespread rtorms Of ycioulr in
ienslly swept over the Hiddlc west
and the south during The lus, u
hours, eu, th-ir way through towns
and cities of five .ta'es 'nu!red ont
scores oi lives. made hundr"ds home
less md dcsirn, ID PROPERTY valued
high In tn. millions. ~ noon today
~ persons were reported Killed and
tn. death lis, WIS grow ing
Cthcr sections % III. touniry from
1.-THE Great Lakes Ia the t;ulf aud the
eastern scaboard la the korklcs war,
sven, by gales. rain rnt snow.
TIL. storm took its tIelyi..t toll
Of life In Alabama. Tennessee aud
Northwestern Georgia. From Nash
willie aud Memphis cam" reports q:
cyclones half a mile wide. sweep.
ing through five countfcs. tumbiing
over scores of house,. crushing u
bali dozen towns and killing twenty
persons Rome. Georgia told n sim
.rn Gcor ;in during the night. piac-
Ing the dead AT oirhtecb. \ cyclone
ON. hundred wards wide p!ow.d
through Dckaih count! Georgia
jus, east of Atlanta. cut Il off from
III" world. and killed five persons.
Two persons were killed IN colum-
bus. Ga. si> IN northern Alabarna,
\ my mile gal, that passed over
chirn,o aud Illinois 'Iurins the night
caused damage cst!mntrd at 81
D0O.DOO.
From the riOrm-sWeL; nrcHs c.nc
m-ngcr reports of icvnstati"n lndi.
eating that tn" properly loss viii
exceed by far the earlier estimate.
Many towns have been cut off from
tn. world and IN sections of four
states, thousands Of telephone and
telegraph wires were prustrat.i
Rome. Ga. March Elgh,r-u
are reported dead and many injured
ns tho result OF the storm which
swept over nor; west Gcorsii last
night. The property damage Wa
very heavy.
Atlanta. Ga. March E-Fiv. are
dead and ~ lcust " score Injured.
aud thousands Of doiluts lost today
marked the path Of = severe rain
aud hail storm which ax'cpi sh. see
iion jus, east of the s!ix last ntxht,
The storm cut pnt1i Nb6n, iv0
yards Wild. aud extended through,
tr kalb county. Today che dcvast-
atcd section Is entirely cut off from
wir" communication and later re-
ports. 1t is feared VIII swell the list
OF casualties.
Relief parties w.r. sen, out from
here early today.
Memphis. Tenn. March ii.-I.at-
est reports received here today from
the storm-swcpt sections of Madison
aud Henderson counties do not add
to the list OF dead. Five were killed
and over fOu ar. homeless.
AT Lexington nearly II hundred
houses were practically demolished
Telegraphic and telephone communi-
cation Is stili cur between Jncsk~on
and Lexington. II j. not believed
that any further casualties occurred.
The swall towns Of Camden. Tim
Der Lake. Huron. Life and Sharon
suffered property loss
Columbus. Ca. March ii.-A
storm OF cyclonic proportions struck
Columbus early today causing dam
age cstimaicd ut several hundred
thousand dollars. Twelve persons
were reported killed. Factories and
residences were blown down and
street traffic dcmoraliZ"d.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
HOUSE AGREES WITH
SENATE ON PUBLIC
UTILITIES BILL

Denver. Colo. March 1.-THE
house today concurred in the senate
amendments to the highway commits
sion bill aud the commission mcr-
chant bin. Til. latter measure pro-
yidcs that all commission merchants
shall take out a state license and
furnish bond and shall keep "A rec
ord of all produce consigned to them
together with its disposition.
The senate passed on the third
reading the Gates bill authorizing e
stock inspectors to enforce the state
humane laws and the humane offic-
crs to inspect stock.
The Ashton bill permitting coun-
" judges in counties OF from 900
to 100000 population to employ ad-
ditionul help was passed on third
reading as was also the Norvcll
game law.
The senate defeated the Affolter
bill provided an additional Judge in
the eight judicial district.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14
THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL PHELix SAYS

Weather Forecast.
Tonight generally fair. Colder
north and east portion. Saturday
generally fair. Continued colder.
Yesterdays Temperatures.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-14

Denver , Colo. March li.-Thc
public utilities bill was scheduled to
be brought up In the house at o.
clock this afternoon FOR further con-
sideration. and this morning the
supporters and opponents OF Sec
tion 30 were lining UP their forces
for what was expected to be Il fin
ish battle. The disputed section
provides that the commission Great
cd by the bill shall have power to
lcgaliEe stock and bond issues for
new intcr-county corporations and
to lcgalfzc any proposed Increase in
stock and bond issues Of existing
corporations.
The tuberculosis registration bin
has benc before Governor II. NJ. Am
mons for consideration for scvera
days Opponents of tho measure
have presented their claims to rhe
governor In an effort to secure his
veto. II was announced today that
IL. p Morris. representa-. the Red
Cross in the Rocky Mountain region.
will appear before the governor to-
morrow to urge the signing OF the
measure of his organization.