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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-07
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Victor B. Cheshire's card will be
found on another page Of this paper.
He Is asking the votcrB Of Anderson
county TO give him tho office Of Pro-
bate Judge. Mr. Cheshire is we'll known
throughout Anderson county, having
edited a live newspaper for q num-
ber of years. He is ON Governor
Blease's staff and "a considered a
leader in politics in Anderson county.
He is very popular young man and
PRODUCTION to the voters of his county.
ard his friends will be very active in
his race.-Belton Journal.
Col. v. B. Cheshire OF Anderson Is
announced this week as candidate
for probate judge. He. is running
solely on his fitness for the position
and has no other platform. He states
that he was not put in the race by his
friends, but is running because. hc
wants the Office and knows ho can fill
the. place to the satisfaction Of. the
people In the city and county. Col.
Cheshire was editor Of the Intelli-
gcncer for many years and has q
strong following in this county,
Honea Path Chronicle.
Cheshire i3 horn fighter.
known as such by every reader Of his
paper. He is one of !he most popu.
lar and well known men of the Third
Congressional District. Until recently
Col. Cheshire was editor and proprie-
tor Of The Anderson Inteligencer, un-
der his management probably the
most influential paper in upper South
Carolina.-Seneca Farm and Factory.
So" Col. Cheshire, as editor and
owner Of the Anderson Intclligenccr
in years past. attracted a great deal
of admiration. and became we'll known
throughout the congressional dis
trict, because OF his decided and firm
stands on questions that were inter-
csting the public. IIe has always
taken grcatsdeal of interest in things
political. city, county, and state, and
his friends urged him 10 come out for
congress several months ago. He
received promises of suppor' from all
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From tho Progress.
Mr.. and Mrs, stephen Platte, of Oak
land, California, arc visiting relatives
In the city at present. Mrs. Platte
has been away from South Carolina
for sixteen years, having resided in
California a number OF years and
spent thirteen years travelling In New
Zealand, South Sea Islands. Australia.
adn many other places of note and in
terest In the tropics. 1t Is needless to
say that they have seen much pic tur-
esquc and beautiful scenery Mrs. Pet
tie was very happily received by the
members Of her family in this section
consisting Of sister. Mrs. Smith. and
the following brothers.: II. B. Jones of,
Enslcy, Mamie. Berry and Add Jones
OF Anderson county and Rich Jones of
Piedmont.
Little Misses Gladys and Jessie
Ragsdalc are visiting friends in Ander-
son this week.
+ Claude Wyatt of the United States
navy, is at his fathers home In Easley
at present on a short furlough. His
ship, the Utah. arrived in New York
on the oath ult., from Vera Cruz, Mex
leo. where It took part In the recent
capture Of that city by the American
naval forces. Claude says being in
the navy agrees with him. He GER
tainly looks we'll. Claude was recently
pronounced the met expert rifle shot
tho u. s. Navy
The five children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vcrdner Stewart Of tho Easley cotton
mill village wero poisoned last Sunday
from eating layer cake made on Sat-
urday with banana as filler. They
were desperately 81 but all. recovered
after the proper remedies were admin
istei cd.
Mrs. P. A. Ur,' cwood from Florida,
who has been G. a visit to her broth
er. Louis Ric. IL. dsOn, In New York,
has arrived ir lasley and Is the guest
OF her sister, L.Is. ). r. Wyatt.
Mr.. E. A. assell and daughter,
Miss France Russell LETT High, Texas,
on tho 30tt lit. for an extended visit
to relatives In South CarolinaI Mr..
Russell W. !; formerly citizen of the
Slabtown eection Of Anderson. He
has been In the west about 81 yearS.
Miss Eliso Bailey OF Anderson and
Miss, Matte Finley OF Pickens were
weekend visitors OF Miss Janet Bolt.
Joseph e. Leach, Esq, announces.
this week for the legislature. Mr..
Leach Is rising young lawyer of this
city and II he should be unfortunate"
enough to be elected, we believe he.
will make equally as good q clawmak-
er as he is nm advocate at the bar. ssf
OF interest to many In Easley. .is the
announcement OF the marriage OF
Postmaster ArthuriG. King OF this city
and Miss Sallie, Thompson. The wed-
ding to, take place at the home of the
brides parents near Pendleton on
August 5th.
';fMr, and Mrs. Robert Sheck carried
their Child who has been quite sick for
some time to Saluda. NJ. C,,, Tuesday
hoping that q change Of climate will
rAst6re, It's health. u. .s, Ks. z $ 3 s 3
Miss Holiye Welborn from Pendie-.
ton waa the attractive anest of her
niece, Miss Addie Hollands on West
END the past week. s,si: s lS5 s. s. s:
Little Mas Lucille Wyatt has \. res
turned fsSn \ two weeks. visit to her.
grtAfDdfss shsErs M. p. Richard son of
%iss III 81
visited 4 Airs. Ohm Cs RagsdaIe 81 she:
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DIED in, TEXAs.,
Mrs. E. v. Knnc. Who Had a Number
Of Relatives In This Section.

of Relatives In This Section. -
News has been fcseiyed Hero 6t the
death OF Mrs. F. Y. Kane. mother of
Mrs. Taylor. Barton of this city. The
death occnrred''fif Dallas Texas, ht
tho home OF ]. Q. Kane. son Of the de-
ceased. The following. obituary no.
tice appeared In the icplumns Of the
Dallas Daily Times Hcrnld;. .r.4i $50.
Mrs. E. v. Kane died at the; home, Of
her son. ]. O. Kane, 1923 South Bet
terton Circle Friday. June 10. at s. q.
m. Funeral services this morning BY
Rev. Edward r. Barcus, pastor OF the
Oak Clif NJ. e. Church Interment
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hereby announce myself a csma::-
date &c: county commissioner for the
third section. consisting OF Oarvin
Brushy Greek. WILLIAMSON and Hope
we'll townships. subject to tho action
Of the democratic primary.
'''''@'s H. A. FOSTER. -
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b = hereby announce myself as can
sdidate for reelection to tho office of
1 County Auditor. Anderson, subject to
the rules and regulations of tho DEM
ucratic primary My,rocord as pub
'Ilc servant stBnds for itself and l will
appreciate Mc votes of the people of
Sthiy countA
gls.s 81 .e!sIa III ne WINSTON SMIFBI
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FOR COMM-o7IONgR

r. A. Sullivan ~ Eorl .,ns...O is
hereby announced fcE" comc4iss.oner
for Section One. comr-islng Fork.
ROCK Mills. snG:ctca anu Centerylllo
townships.
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I hereby announce, myself canlt,
date for commissioner for Honea
Path. Bolton. Broadway and Martin
townships. District No. 4. subject to
tho rules of tho democratic primary.
w. f. TONNES.
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hereby announce myaclf candi-
date for Commissioner from District
no. z, comprising Pendleton, Rock
Mills. Fork and Contcrvillo town
ships. subject to rulos of Democratic
party.
s's-,ss J.H. WRIGHT. j.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for tho office OF Auditor of Ap-
derson County subject to the rules of
tho Demdcratic party.
Ag y. WARE AUSTIN.
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l hereby announce myself canGii-
date for Commissioner from Dlstrict.
No. 2, comprising Pcndleton, Rock.
Mfffs, Fork -aMd Ceutervflla tb.Sx-
ships. ~ Subject to ths rules Of the
democratic primary. - Z:
,.,,,. JOHN r. CULRERSON.
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- sis Mr.. Cheshire has many
friends and admirers, and even those
who do not agree with him respect
his positive character, US he expresses
himself on all questions In manner
not to be doubted.-Abbeville Mcdi-
um.
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(Advertisemcnt.)

over the district, and no doubt would
have been well up I'm the running thiS
summer.-ADderson Daily Mail.
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! hereby announce my candidacy for
County Commissi sinnotsSrom ;Suation 4.
comprised Of Bolton .Honea Path.
Martin and broadway townships.
subject to the rules OF tho Democratic
priniafy 2 'F'--Ns-'s'-t g =,
~. K. J. M. HolliCsy.
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hcreby announce my candidacy
for county commissioner from Section
4. comprised OF Beltoh. Martin. Honea
Faith and broadway, ,Aewnships. Sub
joct to the rules of the democratic
party. R.,D. SMITH,
Better known as nDTck" Smith. -
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! hereby announce my candidacy
for County Commissioner OF Anderson
county from tho third section COM
prising Ilopcwoll. Williamson.
Bruuhy Creek and Garvin Townships
subject to tho action OF the Demo-
cratic party. IA
j. MACK DUFF ROGERS.s;SS
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for tho Office Of Auditor, subject
10 the rules of tho Democratic pri-
mary J. r. G.. GRIFFIN
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~ hereby. announce myself q candi-
date foF Commissioner Of Third S &c
ton consisting Of Williamson,
Brushy Greek, Honeywell end Garyin
Townships. subject 10 the rules OF
tho Democratic primary
w. A: Berry SPEAFMAN.
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w. II. G. Elrod announces himself &
candidate for county commissioners
from tho district composed of yYtly
liamston, Garvin. Brushy Creel- and
Hopewcll. subject to tho, rules of the
democratic party.
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Political Announcements
FOR AUDITOR

II hereby announce myself q candi-
date for County Auditor. subject to
the rules OF the democratic primary.
II. A. Abrams.
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4 hcreby announce myself 10 candi4
dateSforsthe House of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules OF the democratic pyimary.
; RUFUS 'E,ANTiSJR. !
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] hereby announce myself q candi.
datc for recollection as Commissioner
for District No. A. comprising, Honea
Path, Martin, Bolton and Broadway
township, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary. -
tef T. M Nunlau
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y I hereby annchncc myself q; ;candi-.
date Tor the legislature sthject to the
rules and reg gGtAtfons OF the: democrats =
tic party GEO, NJ! REID, IS !,
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The friends Of r. A. (Lon) Muilikin
hereby announce him aN a candi,lato
for County Commissioner from aals9'
trict composing SHopawelI ErtfsHyl
Creek Garvin' and Williamson. Sub
tect to- the rules and, government Of
the deEs5eratic primary:
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HEREBY announce myself o candi-
date Tor thas & tate, Senate, from Ander-
saln county. subject. to the rules Of the
lDcns0IrnuG primary, 81. ess.ss, 81, /.
SsI{s /: IS Clint summers. sr,
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REPRESENTATIVE

REPRESENTATIvR
hereby announce myself as ii cam
didato for House cf y Representatives
from Anderson county. subject to the
rules OF the: :democrattcs party. g s;:es-a q q
s.s @ OSCAR d. GRAY.,i Is
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u 81 &, EQR STATE SENATOR
shareby announce nyselt candl-
dale tor State Senator. from Anderson
County, anbiect to the rules OF the De-
s sliocratIc primary election
49, ss,.:s, ]. L. SHERARD.
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5sSf hereby announce myself q can
ssdfdate forsiA9 Chloe Of county super
visor OF Anderson county. subject to
The rulea governing the democratic
urinary. VT. M. VANDIVER.
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"a QierebS! announce myself candi-
itly iisl q for sfanty sll Supervisor Of Ander-
county, subject to- the rules Of
ssi9 Isenaoc ratio primary.
ss.'''i js'ssi .Ss IS. THOS. q. KAY.
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ssssI hereby announce myself candi-
SsiAte for supervisor Of Anderson coun-
3tys aubject to the rules of democratic
primary: eA s, G. F.. MARTIN.
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Thereby announce myself as can
sdidate for county supervisor, subject
taythe rules Of tho democratic pri-
milEy. .s
3 PeI2or. &C. r, F. D. /.
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IssS sy,s hereby hnhptnc nce myself as a can-
8 8 SliGata for Count 1,rsaaurer Of An-
fhtf btys sui eets 10 the rules snf
ssfha DenuSiaticp party. i.sS.
r. Il :sss AIsOB q. OLINGFSR,
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.FNR PIpK,DHKTKl JUDGE

|SsSsA e hereby, announce myself candi-
3slate for the, 1jnce OF Probate Judge for
4 county, subject to the rules
liiiise5s I. T..lHOLLAND.
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DEATHS IN PICKENs.

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Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-07
MILWAUKEE CONTEST LlvEL,

MILWAUKEE CONTEST LIVELY
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 6.-Mun- icipal elections will be held throughout Wisconsin tomorrow In this city the campaign which closed today has been the most exciting in many years. The Socialists are endeavoring to displace the non-partisan city administration and regain the power from which they were busted by the non-partisans two years. The mayoralty candidates are the same a stwo years ago, Mayor Ger. hard A. Bading standing for reelection on the non-partisan ticket, and former Mayor Emil Seidel running as the can didate fthe Socialists.
 Socialism and the License question figure in the contests in numerous other cities throughout the State. In Superior a vote will be taken on the proposal for municipal ownersip and operation of the street railways. Ad- ditional to the municipal eleeiions will be an election for q supreme court justice and four circuit court justices
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-07
NEW JERSEY AND THE TARIFF

PATERSON. N. J., April 6.-Much interest is manifested in the special election to be held in the Seventh con gressional. district tomorrow to fill tha vacancy caused by the death of Rep resentative Bremner. Four parties are represented in the race. The result is considered doubtful. The district is a manufacturing center and the result is expected to reflect the sentiment in re- gards to the new tariff. The Republi- cans have endeavored to keep the tar. m issue to the front in the campaign. Representative Mremnar was a Dem. ocrat and should the district elect a Republican as his successor the result naturally would be quoted against the Wilson administration. The candidates are; James J. O'Byrne. Democrat; Dow II. Drukker, Republican; Henry A. Whitehead. Progressive. and Gordon Demarest, Socialist
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-07
HEARING ON TRADE FACTS

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 6.-The Commission on Industrial Relations. appointed by President Wilson last June in pursuance of an act of Con. 7ress. met in this city today to begin The first of its public hearings. The object of the commission, broadly 7tated. Is to investigate the relations existing between employers and em. 1loyer in the principal American in. dustries and report on plan to make hose relations more harmonious.
 The hearing will include systematic oforts at peaceable settlement of dis. nutes in the coal mining industry, the railroads. the clothing industry, the printing trades. the building trades and the holders trade. Among those who will be summoned to testify are President Samuel Gompers of the American. Federation of Labor, Pres. ident John P. White of the United Mine Workers of America, President Seth Low of the National Civic Fed. eration, President Daniel Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, c. P. Neill of New York, former Federal commission of labor. and James M. Lynch. commissioner of labor of the State of New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-07
MARKET AT STAND
 ON STOCK LIST,
 BONDS DEM AND
SHARE MOVEMENTS AT MINIMUM ,-MoNEY RATES srIrFEN ON
 CASA LOSS SHOWING

NEW YORK. April 6.--The proEes. slve slowing down of business on the stock exchange was carried further and much of the time the market was at standstill. Price movements were narrow. In spite Of the small amount of buying, there is still the apparent scarcity of stocks. which has been the noticeable feature of the mar ket for some time.
 Total transactions were not far above the 100000 mark Almost the only evidence of public interest lay in the sustained inquiry for high grade bonds. Accumulation of Idle money here has progressed to a point where a large volume of funds Is seeking employment.
 The unexpected loss in cash shown In Saturdays bank statement checked the downward course of money rates A large number of railroads. operat. Ing in various sections, made Febru- ary returns. In almost every case a severe shrinkage in earnings was shown. Prices of some bonds yielded. but in general the bond market was firm Total sales S2,040.000. Y. s. 2's registered decline of IS on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-07
"CASCARETS' ALWAYS
 STRA|GHTEN YOU UP
When eonstipsted, headaehy, bilious, stomach sour. breath
 had.

Get i0.cent box now.
 You men and women who can't get feeling right-who have headache, coated tongue, foul taste and foul breath, dizziness. can't sleep, are bill ious. nervous and upset, bothered with a sick. gassy, disordered stom' ach, or have backache and feel woln put
 Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets. or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil?
 Cascarets work while you sleep; cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigested, fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all he constipated waste matter and olson in the bowels.
 A Cascaret tonight will straighten 'ou out by morning-a l0-cent box rom any drug store will keep your stomach sweet; liver and bowels reg liar, and head clear for months. Don't orget the children. They love Cas- carets because they taste good--nev. CT gripe or sicken.-Adv. 2s9
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-07
AFTER BATH HOUSE JOHN

CHICAGO. April 6.-County Judge Owens. head of the election machin- cry in cook county, has asked Chief of Police Gleason to change the en- tire detail of policemen in the first ward during the aldermanic elections tomorrow. The move was the last in the picturesque campaign of Miss Marion Drake. law stenographer, to oust Bath House" John Coughlin as alderman in the ward which he has for nearly z5 years, with Michael Kenna. represented.
 Miss Drake charged that the police men ordinarily in the ward were in fuenced by Coughlin and Kenna and would not give the women watchers of her interests sufficient protection.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-07
NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY
By Levy Bros.

By Levy Bros.
 The Free Tolls fight begins to. morrow in the Senate.
 Imports are falling or under the new tarin but shoe manufacturers favor the business outlook.
 The Madison car shops of the American Steel foundry reopen after several weeks shutdown.
 A rain worth millions Is falling in Texas.
 Chicago X Dalton orders 2.0OO cars and the Southern 1.750 from the American Car X Foundry Co.
 Railway valuations will cost the Y. s. sl2.O00,O00 and five years time. Government ownership of wires vii be pushed at the next session of Con. gress.
 Bruce McKelvie of Hayden Stone says: There were very large copper sales. Saturday at II 5-S and 14 3-s Trades seemed to be divided between foreign and domestic consumers. With any activity in the stock market, cannot see but the strong position of The copper industry will be reflected n copper shares.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-07
That Jar of MUSTEROlE
 On the Bath.ROum Shelf

It's relieved pain for nearly every. one in the family. When little Susie had the croup. when Johnny got his feet wet and caught cold. when father sprained his knee, when Granny's rheumatism bothered her
 That jar of MUSTEROLE was right there to give relief and comfort.
 MUSTEROLE is a clean, white olnt- ment, made with oil of mustard. It will not blister like mustard plas' ter.
 Quick relief for Sore Throat, Bron- chitis. Tonsilitis, Group, Stin Neck. Asthma, Neuralgia, Headache, Con- gestion. Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lum' bago, Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints. Sprains. Sore Muscles, Bruises Chilblains, Frosted Feet. Colds on the Chest ct prevents Pneu- monia) Nothing like MUSTERoLE for croupy children.
 In 25c and soc jars. and a special large hospital size for $2.5O.
 Accept no substitute.
 df your druggist cannot supply you, send 25c or soc to the MUSTEROLE Company. Cincinnati. Ohio, and we will mail you jar, postage prepaid. $. j. Buchanan, I4owellville. Ohio, says.
 We have been using Musterole for two or three years past and find it very good It is always in our medi- cine cupboard.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-07

ST JOHNS, April 6.-The sealing steamer Southern Cross. with 17s men aboard. is still missing. The steamer Kyle, sent north to search for her by the government, is lying to in a heavy gale tonight. well out of Grand Banks, with observation cut on by thick snow. She has been in communication during the day with the United States revenue. cutter Sc. neca. Neither found any trace of the missing vessel. The boats are stil, keeping up search.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-07
GREAT INTEREST IN COUNTRY CLUB POOL
 TOURNAMENT SEEN

Great interest attaches to the handicap pool tournament now in pro gross at the Warren District Country Club. Practically every adept witt the cue Is taking a part in the tourna ment and some great games have been witnessed. Following is a list oi the players. their handicaps and scores V. Johnson 90 vs. sherman 50. Knapp 70 vs. Hughes 50.
 Gallagher 70 vs Edwards 90. Sturdevant 100 vs. Mclean 60. Beckner 60 vs. Jacobs 40. Miner 40 vs. Hunter 50.
 Burgess 90 vs. Gardner so. Heisler 40 vs. Rider 40.
 Fitzgerald 70 vs. O'Brien 70. Chapman 90 vs. Gohring 70. Olsen 40 vs. Rawlings 50. Mitchell 50 vs. Rhodes 40. Buckwalter GO vs. Hay 30. Seelye so vs. Hodgson 40. Burns 100 vs. Mitke 40. Lewis 60 vs. Poppen 70.
 Nash 60 vs. Rich 5O
 Murry 70 vs. Mclean 30.
 Burns 100 vs. Beddow GO.
 Hatley 40 vs. Lewis 60.
 sherman 50 vs. Redondo GO. Hodgson 40 vs. c. T. Gardner 90. Heisler 90 vs. Amos 60.
 Chapman so vs. Gohring 70. Edwards 70 vs. Fitzgerald SO. V. Johnson so vs. Sturdevant 100. OBrien 70 vs. Hunter 50.
 Joralemon 40 vs. J. Fitzpatrick TO- Miner 40 vs. Beckner 70.
 Knapp 90 vs Mitchell 40.
 Morris 40 vs. Davis 40.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-07

NEW YORK. April 6.-Friends of Industrial Workers of the World swarmed into the chief magistrates court and convinced the court that Jos. o'Carol had done nothing to war rant his arrest on Saturday when try ing to organize a parade of the un- employed. They swore the police beat O'Carol without provocation and showed a scalp wound across his head. He was discharged.