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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
ANNuAL MEET IN LIVE OAK
or FLORIDA UNDERWRITERS.

Live Oak. Feb. 2l.-The 1918 an
nual meeting Of the Florida Loca'
1.pderwriters Association will Dc
hold in this city March - and 20.
Every insurance agent and represen-
tatiye is invited to become mem
Der OF this association. and to atteno
this meeting. Matters Of more thah
usual interest will come up for dis-
cussion. and OF such nature as 10
invite the attention Of the best ana
aplest men engaged in the business.
Live Oak is going to see that the
men who write the fire insurance IN
tlis state have good time while III
the city and the local agents. assist
ed by Live Oaks live chamber OF
commerce. will look we'll after the
comfort and entertainment of all
who attend. The association Is OF
hccred by the following well-knowl
underwriters: S. Y. May, Orlando
president; +. &. Ruch. Orlando. sec
rotary and treasurer; and appllca
tion for membership and all matter
Il, rtaining to the association al
hcsscd to either Of the above gen
,lcmrn will have prompt attention
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
COINAGE OF NEW
NICKEL 0RERED

Washington, Feb. 2l.-Coinage o.
the new nickel has been ordered b.
Secretary MacVeagh despite objec-
tions Of certain slot machine inter
ests. IL will be placed in circulation
liz the course of a week. The pro
tests against the new coin dwindiel
TO one manufacturer, who claimed
/. would interfere with the efiicacs
o. his machine for the detection O.
counterfeit nickels Treasury Off
Gals held this was not controllinl
on the government, and the new
five-cent piece. with an Indian hea,
on the face and q buffalo on the re
verse. vas adopted ofacially
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
NOTABLE EVENT IN FLORIDA
CATTLE INDUSTRY TOMORROW

lacksonNiiit f'cD : The ilrst
VAT in Florida Tor the
& ldicatlon ol the cattle tick will be
ppcncd Saturday. the ID oi FeDru
l,. al Macelcnny, Baker county, bl
i4un. {. f. iarber Mr. Barber.
,,,nvr oi many cattle, and an en-
.@bstic auti-tick man, recent s
wrote. Saturday, the I'D OF FEB
ruary is George WASHINGTON S birth
day. Let us make it also the Dlrth-
day of tick eradication in Florida.
want everybody who can do so
come ont and see the vat in opera
uUn.'
ARRANGEMENTS have been made
have the federal inspector in char 9
o tick eradication in Georgia, Soul
Carolina and Florida, present ''
make this first demonstration. Th'
State veterinarian Of Georgia will
also be present, as will several pro
f. ssors from the State university Il
l.; also certain that many prOmlnen
Floridians will be in attendanc"
There are several vats in diferen
parts OF the State about ready lo
use and these will 1c opened IN m
near future.
II has been exactly two mnl /
since the subject Of tick eradicalio
Nas agitated at the live stock meet
ing at the state university an
those interested in the subject '''
very much grati'icd 1T the pro'r'e
a,r.ady made. The State board {
health has come forward with yer
! heral allowance of money hui i'lS
ia. what way help will be eAt"hd"
Las not been decided II is possl bI
an announcement concerning III
matter can he made at Macel"nh
nn Saturday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
rR 3ASSETT SPkknS II
FORT NEADE SUNDAY.

\ succesai'.l hu iAess ~ah. AR l
u Hassett. o. Laa. and. will pt;
to,t Meade 4 visit aeAt sunday on
business for the King of kia2s. lie
will speak at the Methodist church
=, tho II O'Clock service Sunda
morning to the general consrega-
,ion and in the afternoon at 3;""
- business men and boys Mr.. Bas-
sett is we'll known throughout thlf
section as a live wire, and he is an
enthusiastic speaker. and every bus
ness man in Fort Meade ought t'
near his message.
The choir will furnish some spc-
cial music at the morning service
Fort Meade Leader
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
GOT FAMOUS AND
QUIT LOVING HER

Muncie. Ind. Feb. 20.-Effie Har-
rold. wife OF Orville Harold. the
grand opera tenor. was granted a di.
vorce from her singer husband this
afternoon before Judge Van Alta. In
the Delaware Superior Court. on the
grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment. Mrs. Harold told the court
that her husband on several occa-
sions told her he did not love her
any more Mrs. Harold in her
complaint. said that she and her hus-
hand were a happy couple before
Harold became famous as singer.
and says Harrold's success killed all
his love for her. Harold was In
court with his attorney. and he ad-
mitted that ne did not love his wife
any more
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
ss.5OO.OO0 FOR
AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES
fBy Associated Press }

Washington, Feb. 2l.-Senator
Iioke Smiths bill TO create divisions
IL the markets of the department o.
aericulture. and Senator Grnnna's
bill for the commission TO iDvesti-
gate the cooperative farm land and
mortgage banks In Europe ard other
measures have been added IN the
amendments to the agricultural bill
by the Senate committee. bringing
tie total up to more than eight and
a half millions Of dollara
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
100 CHRISTIANS !
MASSACRED BY
| TURKISH TROOPS
OCCURRED YESTERDAY AT N-
NAMlNI0.
A Similar Massacre Also Reported
From Another
District.
(By Associated Press.l

Sofia. Feb. p One hundred Chrls-
tians were massacred by Turks
troops yesterday in the village keha
,ninio. according to dispatches r.
reiyed by the bulgarian governments
today \ similar massacre was re
ported throughout the Topatalla dis-
,r,ct a large portion of which has
been left unprotected by the partla
withdrawal OF bulgarian troops.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
! NDSOME GIFTS FOR
PRES. AND MRS. TAFT
Pearl Studs and Diamond Necklacf
to Be Presented Them
Tonight.
iBy Associated Press

Washington, f,b. 2i.-A ait-nl-
i.tnt set of pearl studs for the 3res
id Mt and diamond necal@ o!
cure white stones for Mrs. Ta.'
3. presented at the White lioae" to-
uight from a circle of close i:'fdS
which Taft has made during his lohs
.e.idence at the capital. Tho Iafts
viii tonight give the last formal en-
tertainment, which will be a dinner
followed by a musicale.
Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Of the
american Red Cross will probahi
make the formal presentation
speech.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
,SrpAIL EVANGELIST CON-
VERTS THOUSANDS

eollmhs. Ohio, Feb. 20. Rev
.tuk sunday. baseball cVanGe'is''
ST t;lkc uli Of Columbus more tha'
i ano which has been collected to-
..A This will compensate him lor
W.T. seven weeks work in this cltS
I'D enable him TO pay the hlehpc''
n, biz company he carries oi
.i, revival campaigns Both IN al
urndancc, number Of conversions an"
,rcc- will offerings the Columbus re-
yi,al sets new marks for the base
hall evangelist. Without counting
,oday's conversions the total attend
ancc is far ahead OF any record ne
had oyer made. There has been a
5cluge Of converts hitting the saw :
dust trail" az the meeting in one
dav tho number being well over
600. while the attendance has
ttokcd the huge tabernacle every
time il was opened, and has packed
an the other buildings where special
scr, ices have been held. Nearly
| iG 900 people have heard MN speaR
| during the day.
| Starting at . o'clock this mOrnin-
| with "A service at the Ohio pcniten
| tiary he has been on the lump "V
.rv minute II has been one bi'
meeting after another, and II ma
taken most of the city police i0rc
ia handle the crowds that have con
arccatcd a, the tabernacle scekin
admission 10 the meetings. Ihou
sands have been unable To get l
and the huge building has been iille
b, an audience as quickly as II wa
cmpticd of the first.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
CRAZY MILLIONAIRE
IN JACKSONVILLE.

John Sloan. the Pittsburg AMI
New York millionaire. who is men
tally deranged. and who was cap
tured by the police early yesterday
morning, after he had escaped from
his secretary Tuesday. and spent the
night running at large over the city.
is still held in a cell at the police
station today. His wife is expected
to arrive here during the day. an.
ARRANGEMENTS will be made to care
for him in a safe but more comfort
able manner.
All this morning the millionais'
rounded upon the iron door OF nj,
FL. and took turns crying Loudly
making political speeches and recit
NJ poetry. In . frenzy he
shirt from his back and ripped I
into threads He took up a cha!'
that had been placed in his cell ans
smashed it to pieces with apparth
ease.
Mrs. Sloan arrived today to tax
care OF her husband, who I've year
aeo had one OF these outbreaks
which are caused by Scotch" an
,hampagne. his secretary says. Sioa
Will he placed under the care OF
uhysician for several days. JACK
scnVille Metropolis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
INDIANS INVITED
TO INAUGURATION
are Now in New York Laying the
Cornerstone OF
Monument.
tBy Associated Press !

Washington, Feb. 2l.--A special
invitation was sent today TO twont.-
.,.. = Indians now III New York fo'
he purpose of laying the corner
stone Of the Indian monument IN
New York harbor. to attend the M
aaguration ceremonies. Plans lot
,;yic section in the procession was
.,pproycd at the meeting Of the COM
uit,ec last night and forwarded to
day TO Mai. Gen. Wood, grand mar
shal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
NO COLORED TEA GOES.

Washington, Feb. IL The INIT
I'd states government VIII continue
i, har an rolorcd teas from TINS
,.,tutrv durluu me nrw tea SeaSOi,
h.ginnlnp Ma, ana viii continue
- IN. r. ,ho Read test for
- lection of coloilng matter, II wa
..!4norncod hy the treasur!
alt todal ~ mot protest
a.,ilsi this ;e.i iu' Department ma
aeri.eG that wa"n"N'r th'' T.
.anvs calolln- matter tn. tea MI
u, subjected /" chemical anal Si'
,o determine ts' exact nature ol l"'
,aloring
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
FLORIDA SPECIMENS FOR
NEW ENGLAND MUSEUM

o. =. Newton, Of Providence, K. L..
and George l.. Claftiin. Of Boston,
Mass, who are wintering IN orlando,
have returned from weeks stay II.
south Florida, during which time
they visited Lakeland. Tampa, ST.
Petersburg, and Ballust Point. MIR.
Newton is "a representative OF the
Roger William Park museum. o.
Providence and is in Florida gather
ing geological specimens for that in
stitu,ion. "The trip" said Mr.. New
tow, was quite IA pleasant one. IL
both a business and social way. an''
would have been continued for 4
| longer time had ii not been for thu
rain driving us in. Quite a mum
bcr of fine specimens were the resul
of the trip. being gathered princi
pally in ST. Petersburg and Tampa
The Tampa Board Of Trade has TAX
en- up the proposition and will get u
a nice exhibit from that section.
MIR. Newton expressed his purpos'
while In Orlando, to call on tn
board of Trade for a collection 4
specimens, including "vari-cOlore
clay, shell and hard mari, and she
bearing sands"
These exhibits said he wi
also be put on exhibition at Ia
Rhode Island State fair. Woonsoekt
ruunty fair, and tn" l'roct"n. Mass
fair" Mr.. Newton is ,"r4 nH'h III
? t,rested i'm Florida and It's peopi
, and hopes to brin" them in close
/, touch with the New ENGLAND cit
zens, many of whom are turnln
their attention toward this State.
: Mr.. Newton is delighted with n
say in Orlando, and states that \
sill take great pride. either for tn
Eoard OF Trade. or individual cit
7ens. in distributing advertising II
}. erature next September at the abo,
mentioned fairs. with no furth'
e consideration of remuneration tina
: TO see the city continue to prospe
Orlando Reporter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
TWO, MILLION FEET
Of EARTH IN MOTION
This Is Report Given Today on the
Panama Canal
Situation.
(By Associated FresAj

WashingtOn, Feb. u. More tha0
Two million cubic yards OF earth roct
are in motion along the Panama
canal, the slides showing more thah
usual activity, according to infor-
nation received from the zone today
There still remains about four mil
lions of cubic yards to b" eXcavatc'
before the work is completed. II II
expected that water Will be turhe'
into the canal bed about Oct |.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
METH0D|STS|
WIN FIGHT IN
UNIVERSITY CASE
yANDERBILT'S TRUSTEES HAVE
NO RIGHTS IN PREMISES
Have Not the Right to Elect Persons
or Fill Vacancies on
Board.
iRv Associated Press. J

Nashville, Feb. 2l.--Chanceiior
Nilsson handed down a decision TO-
1,y in the Vanderbilt university
ease involving the right OF the poaf"
Of trustees to elect their own men,
r,rs The decision is sweeping In
favor of the College OF Bishops OF 'h'
southern Methodist churrh as
.,.,;,., the boards claim. Among
The findings it is held that the
board of trustees of the unlNersi'!
were never and are not now mem
Icr, of the corporation and Il" ho'
ola and never have held the rieh'
,o elect persons to MI vacah'''' o'
me board 1t is expected that '"'
c.so will be appealed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
No UNNECESSARY
4MEM:T0 Be ALLOWED
Suffragette Special Will Carry Girl
Porters and Girl
Mattresses.
(Bv Associated Press. ,

Chicago, Feb. 2l- Only one man
aside from the train crew will rid"
or the special which carries the IL
linois suffragettes to the March >
parade at Washington. This man
will be utilized to shine shoes and
perform all menial tasks necessary.
Girls will take the place of por-
ters on sleepers and dining cars.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
IN HILL. BIG RAILR0ADER.
IS YEARS OLD, BUT LIVELY.

<,s York. Feb u. II hay" s'il.
kaAl thr and half years wor.
h, Il III before me. When ] shall
|l AZ finished that I'll be SO years
H. and then guess can find some
kalng else to do.
.ames J Hill said this chcerily to
|ds, He will be 80 years old next
IS eytealber, but he appears to be only
| IN the prime OF life.
Res, can only be enjoyed after
h.. DAYS work, said Mr.. Hill
NorE never kills anybody il Is
S0'r! And don't worry. Worry.
| w know, will kill even cat.
The business OF the country II
- a >oghd basis he said after n"
ID heen pressed for an eApressioi
,aat 'op.c Railroad earnings
't .ts The railroad is like a
'sr The main stream must be fe'
.At'iy by its tributaries or its
-, sill not he kept full ~
I-.!,ut-clect Wilson" said NJ
.s a Aan Of profound learnins
9.s AMI of broad culture Bui
1e'.e 81 does not quite understan"
Is .rae, american citizen on IN
- 9ili put il this way becalis'
- an 'hat feel that knof
\ Am have learned from hi'
- aid oral utterances. ll'
Is .gartunity for constructiv'
irem.udous Importance an
j he should ask me what
as probable shortcomin
''.'ade toward the public
him that he talks ;.boy'
IF the people
ane reform above an
t1n would attempt I
were in the placo Of Nr
-ked OF Mr. llill
H-se is" hc responded
Should strive from tA
a4lration to the clos
ii-tration as presidcn
a4r currency and monetar
= z scientific basis. That
ressing need Of the tim1
a'y administration tha
: . succeed must primarily fo'
asrlcultural interests. It
2 vast portent that our agr
-si Products for 1912 totale
Aae sl9,O0o.ooO. 900. That rel
larger amount of actu'
= Il the soil than the con
reduction of the worlds go
lTn- the last twenty-fi'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
RADICAL LEGISLATION
WILL BE RECOGNIZED.
tBv Associated Press }

WASHINGTON, Feb II Radical
.,nti-trust legislation viii be recon
tacnded by tine Senate committee on
,.ter-stat. COMMERCE ia It's re-
port early next week Ia an ehort 10
take away the discretionary power
9b,h thn Supreme Court now ex-
.rcjs.s in administering the sherman
aN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
JRA|lEO, MURDERER
TO MS HOME
lBy associated Press }

Chattanooga, Feb. 2l.-Charged
with the assassination OF DIR. r. p.
Cochran. of Bradley county. who was
shot from ambush yesterday, John
league. q neighbor. was arrested
this morning. Bloodhounds followed
the trail direct to leagues house.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
= 9AD BILL TO BE
TAKEN UP MONDAY.
q Associated prees ,

dsoycIdten Press
n7ton. Feb. 21.-The rail-
seal valuation bill passed
a1se and favorably reported
senate committee, will be
= by the Senate Monday with
=. ,nent to finally vote on II be-
adjournment that day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
CoFF lWAs ELECTED
~ IN WEST VIRGINIA
fp= Associated i Press. J

Charleston. Feb. 21.-Federa'
1udge Nathan B. Goff. Republican
ras elected United States senator
from West Virginia By the Legisia-
,ure in Joint session here today
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
|l[|R GOVERNORS
I MEXICO RE,
ALLEGIANCE
L., NOT RECOGNIZE NEW AD-
MlNlsrRATloN.
.,,,o Nay Be Exiled But It Is Not
thought He Will Be
Killed.
, s,oc!ated Press.l

~. Feb. ~ -Madero's
.os, nrst place in the IN
!, III capital today because o'
ore pressing con1r'"s as ONE. 70 IN, ,n
y country. AccordinS
1..,a'.ar. v.'zco has come 20 'n' =,
,,',, 4 r~onally express his al
+, new government, but
are here from the
four states in the north
- pvnly refused allegiance
u,rp made by the new au-
~, ,aa4y that the Madero ad
, ja Mas contemplating
.Uahier in its extremity
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
Tonisht's Program.

Tonight will be one OF the best
nroprams of the session--oue that
appeals to both old and young, for
Walden. the Magician. is to enter
tain and mystify.
Walden himself possesses pleas
ing personality and performs with
au ease and Il grace that at once
places him on Il par with the great
es- of the great. This sleisht-of- hand
work appears to he equal TO Herr.
mann or Kellar. There seems to be
NO end to his mysterious doings.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
,ale.o LAY Be Executed
ogia,cd Press

Feb. 2l.- Madero
raedod to Jail, thrown
qs or summarily cX-
ing to reports today
m !ar Wilson. lie re-
- ZERO will be given \
.,~ LA possibly his wors' ia'@
- - cXiled.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-21
CHAUTAUQUA
STILL CENTER
Of ATTRACTION
.s,1NsH1NE" HAWKS APPEARED
TODAY FOR FIRST TINE.
Walden, the Magician, Will Amuse
and Mystify This
Evening.


for the Chautauqua and the sessions
have been well attended. SUNSHINE
Hawks. that sunny lecturer VINO AZ
wovs carries "A message OF love anu
.ood will 10 his hearers. cohuuc'e"
tho Rible hour, and in his address no
emphasized the fact that cach lhdi-
yidual makes his own World al"
that after all the three 3reates'
tainss that really matter ~ ne are
T., IN, GOOD. do good and mile
there were more people in the worid
who would follow these simple sug-
c,s,ions. the whole world would be
i, tier place in which 20 live and all
mankind would DO happier.
At Ii O'Clock superintendent
Adams save 4 lecture on physica'
,ulturr, aud hr'na splendid exam
s.antl, drew his hearers interest.
ana in his demonstrations he gave
ont, will relieve INDIGESTION aud oth-
or COMPLAINTS Of the stomach. II ID
hard 10 estimate the good that Mr.
and Mrs. Adams have accompns!lt'
through their daily lectures ON
health and physical culture. ana II
for no other reason than to derive
the benefit Of these lectures. Chau-
tauolans have more than been re-
, Maid for the expense incurred by
these sessions alone.
This afternoon the Illinois quar-
tcttc opened the program with hall
hour concert, and was followed by
lecture by Miss Moddie 0. Hamil-
ten. which is being enjoyed by all
: pi cscnt. II
Last Nights Program.
Last night Il large audience was
!, present and enjoyed the evenings
entertainment, which opened with q
- uelude concert by the illinois Glee
club. which was very fine. indeed.
= Madame Riheldaffer made her last
10 appearance ON this occasion. giving
:, several beautiful numbers, which all
r greatly enjoyed.
Dr. Stanley krebs. who il gen
= era, ia, orite, delivered his last lee
j.. turc. talking on hypnotism and mes
~, merism. In the course of his lee
4, ture he demonstrated what an infiu
no encc suggestion has over the lives o
M people. II one tells child he is t.
II, grow up to be no account. and ha
=, this drummed into him daily, n
y, very often carries out the predic
,k- tion. II, on the other hand. a chill
nm Ia told he il good. he feels that he
bound to live up to the reputation n
.o has thus acquired His lecture wa
M, helpful and interesting in the e1
ot treme.
red Tonight's Program.
Ieii Tonight will be one OF the bes
PROGRAMS of the sesSion--one tina
,ili appeals to both old and young. fo
the Walden. the Magician. is to enter
kc' tain and mystify.
s., Walden himself possesses a plea!
A
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-05
NYE COUNTY
SHEEP INDUSTRY
IS IN DANGER
FOUR SHEEP sHEARERs ARRIVE
TODAY TO WORK ON HERDS
OF THE cLIFFoRDs.

Nye county will make small con
tribution of wool this year, provid.
ing President Wilson's recommends
ton that the tariff be removed from
vol does not go into effect.
This morning four sheep shearers
arrived from the north and will leave
today for Stone Cabin where they
will be employed by the Cllffords
shearing the flock of muttons that
have been ranging in that vicinity.
Nye county has annually shipped a
fair amount of wool for thousands
of head of sheep range within the
confines of this county. The Lander
County Live Stock association has
been ranging several herds this year
but II is possible the shearing will
be done either at the home ranch
near Austin or near Luning.
Shonld the tax be removed upon
imported wool, the sheep industry of
Nye will be virtually forced out of
commission.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-05
DISCLAIMERS At
HIGH SCHOOL IN
FIRST TRYOUT
TWO GIRLS TIE FOR FIRST PLACE
WHILE LAVoY DAVIS CHOSEN
AMONG BOYS.

Yesterday at the high school the
students held their first tryout for
the annual defamation contest to be
held in Reno May 8. Six students
took part in the contest and the
showing made was a very creditable
one. The judges, Mrs Hugh Brown,
Mrs. G. Adams and Mr. II. c. Jones,
after careful consideration chose La
yoy Davis from among the boys and
Anna Critchfield and Eutalie Cooke
from the girls. The girls will take
part in the final tryout to be held
in two weeks at which time the Sc
lection will be made
The track team is working today
preparing a track on which to prac-
tice for their contest, The mem
bers of the dramatic club also meet
every day to practice their play.
which Will be given toward the lat
ter part of this month for the pur-
pose of securing funds with which
to assist in defraying the expenses
of the Tonopeh representatives to
the defamation contest and track
meet.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-05
PEACE PROSPECT
IN THE BALKANS
IS FAVORABLE
DEMANDS OF ALLIES ARE MET
BY POWERS ARRANGING
FOR MEDIATION.
ny Associated PressD

Sofia, April prospect for peace
in the Balkans looked bright today.
Although the allies in their reply to
the mediation suggestions of the pow
ers, which were submitted today, de-
manded numerous radical changes,
the powers replied with the eonees-
sions designed to bring prompt eessa-
ton OF hostilities.
Blockade Established.
CETTINJE, April 5.-The blockade
of the Montenegrin seaport, Antivari,
began today when eight warships
representing Austria, Italy, Great
Britain, Germany and France, formed
a circular bar before the harbor.
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For quick results try the want ad
columns Of the Bonanza.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-05
LEGISLATURE IN Mlx.uP

PHOENIX, Ariz, April Sit was
discovered today that the members OF
the legislature, the special session OF
which expired last night, had failed
to pass any bills giving the new
state authority to levy taxes, and
made it virtually certain that Gov.
ernor Hunt would have to call an
other special session Immediately, al
though he had announced that he
would not do So The lower house
adjourned until Monday because the
senate would not concur in a final
adjournment