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The Forrest City times., 1914-05-08

R estern Newspaper Union News Service
 Washington. - The three South American envoys announced that the First formal conference with "repre- eentatives of the different parties in kerested in mediation" will be held at Niagara Falls, Ont, May IS.
 Secretary Bryan made the announce nent as follows: -~A
 The mediators have notified the Idfferent parties that Niagara Falls, *Canada. has been selected as the place where the mediators will confer with representatives of the different par ties interested in the mediation and that May s has been fixed as the date for the conference to begin
 The language of the declaration at tracted attention, for although the en- VOWS had said they would withdraw their formal invitation for a Carran2a tween Constitutionalsts and Huerta forces were arranged, no specific par ties to the negotiations were named in Mr Bryan's announcement.
 lt was learned authoritatively that the reason is that a further effort is being made to induce General Carran- "a 10 send a representative. The me dIators further explained their posi- ton to General Carranza and still are hopeful that he may be represented without seeking to limit his agent to discussion of any particular subjects. The American government has not chosen its representatives.
 Huerta's Situation Desperate.
 dispatch received at the state de partment from a foreign minister at Mexico City briefly said:
 sHuerta's position is desperate"
 Another dispatch from Mexico City sad that the city apparently is quiet but that an outbreak might start at any time which might even cost Huer- ta his life
 The Brazilian minister in Mexico City notified the State Department that Americans there are not harrass- Cd or in danger but that he had advis- ca them to remain in close quarters untI they could leave.
 Huerta Has Broken With Banquet.
 1t IS reported that Huerta has brok- eu With General Aurilio Banquet, his munster of war, erstWhile intimate Flend and closest adviser. Evidence 's not lacking that Banquet is plot uhg against his former friend. to whom he gave valuable aid in over throwing Madero. It is said that Blan- quet has designs on the presidency n'hSelf and that he hopes to profit by 'ne strong feeling against Huerta that exists Tn the city of Mexico, even as Huerta rose by the downfall of Ma dero.
 IL Is said that tte soldiers in the Cl'y of Mexico, who have hitherto been loyal to Huerta, now are waver- ing and that it would take but little 'o induce them to turn on the dictator.
 Anti-Huerta Sentiment Strong.
 The reYulsion of feeling against "uerta was indicated by the recent parade of American sympathizers through the streets of Mexico City which Huerta dared not stop.
 Rebel sympathizers circulated. pam pnlets denouncing Huerta and declar- Tug that he had deliberately sought trouble with the United States in an e'tort to unite all the Mexican fac tions.
 gradually the people have learned
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-08

Conway The Senior class of Hen dirk College has let the contract for the memorial gateway to the campus to Adams & Courtney for $525 The gateway will be constructed of stone, steel and marble.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-08

something of the truth of ths military situation and of the unbroken success es of the rebels in northern Mexico. They are bitter in resenting the false reports of the success of the Federal troops They are beginning to realize now that they have been duped by Euerta
 Gen. Carranza Eliminated.
 General Carranza and the Constitu- tlienalists were practically eliminated from the proceedings of the three South American mediators. They tele- graphed General Carranza that in view of his refusal to agree to an armistice they withdrew their invita- tion to him to send a personal repre- sentative.
 The mediators told the Constitution alist leader that as long as he main tained his present attitude they must decline to treat with him
 General Carranza had inquired as to what subjects a special representative might be required to discuss. He wrote that if the general problem of pacifying Mexico were to be approach ed, he could not authorize any one to represent him, He reiterated that he would consent to mediation only on the subjects which had been brought about accidentally between the Unit ed States and Mexico" He wrote that he is the constitutionalist chosen lead CT to whom complaint about the insult at Tampico should have been made.
 The telegram sent by the mediators leaves open to Carranza, however, the privilege of sending special repre- sentative whenever he is willing to ar range an armistice with Huerta.
 This new turn in events ended, in the view of many officials, the chance of solving the entire Mexican problem immediately. The mediators will con tinue their efforts to solve the differ ences between Huerta and the United States.
 Good Mer Chosen by Huerta.
 The mediatOrs expressed satisfac- tion with the class of men chosen by Huerta.
 The appointment of D. Emilio Ra- basa brings big man into the pro- ceedings. He is about so years old, a lawyer and one of the foremost au- thorities on international law in MeXi- co. lie is one of Huertas closest ad- visers and it has been said in Mexico that he was in the combination with Huerta and Felix Diaz, which disposed of the Madero government. The other Iuerta delegate. Senor Augustin Gar ga. is young lawyer, secretary to the vice president under Porfirio Diaz.
 The delegates will be merely ad- visers.
 Vera Cruz Outposts Threatened.
 General Funston reported to the War Department that outposts of the NeXi- can Federals around Vera Cruz had renewed their demand for the surren- der of the waterworks surrounding the city.
 General Funston visited the water works and found the situation quiet. No shots were fired and the MeNicans fell back at the approach of the Ameri- cans. but General Funston regards the situation as threatening
 A proclamation dated May ] and signed by Zapata, published Monday in the Vera Cruz Mexican papers an. nounced that the Southern rebels on May . would attack Mexico City. It alyso condemns General Huerta and General Aureliano Banquet to death.
 Zapatas s proclamation is regarded as disposing of reports that he and Gen
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-08

eral Huerta are acting together and that Zapata is moving on Vera Cruz with his folowes
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-08

London.-The womans suffrage hilI was rejected Wednesday night by the House of Lords, l40 to 50
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-08

something of the truth of ths military situation and of the unbroken success es of the rebels in northern Mexico They are bitter in resenting the false reports of the success of the Federal troops They are beginning to realize now that they have been duped by Huerta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-14
Your Horse, Sir I!

Yes. sir just the horse you want at just
about the price you expect !lHay
Every day the real horse bargains of Seat
tie are listed in STAR WANT ADS
A bargain is something that you are able
10 buy at less than you would ordinarily pay
There are horse bargains all the way from
S25 10 $500
Look them over-nowl
II you have horse 10 sell, were as close
as your phone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-14

ron BALE -HPLESDiD s.HOOA CANT
on Lake Union. itza. or ilzt unfuf.
nishsd A good buy for cash. y Wren.
I20 Fillmore -
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KIRKLAND ACREAGE

Improved. fine. level tract. house
well. about one acre cleared. bal
aner slashcd and burned Price
$3.50. terms $50 cash and $40
monthly. To see this place. take
Madison car and ferry or Anderson
boat t2i trips daily 20 burke &
FRrrars Kirkland office. or call
eos New York Block
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LIVE STOCK

An OPPORTUNITY TO CHOOSE FROM
IS head 81 all purpose horses, ranging
IN weight from $50 to ice pounds.
ages from Go n Years old, and prices
from $500 % ieghoQ, We also have
several sets OF single and double hnfs
mess both lisht ami heavy and farm,
express. delivery Hnd srrinE wagons
huEEteH. etc An the above mentioned
stock must he disposed ~ WITHIN elHht
DAYS e. satisfy creditors. No reasonable
offer viii be refused. ana i've day
trial will he allowed free - labor
rhafEes An stock must De sH rvpr1
scented ty written guarantee There
arc several 90 these horses q little aged
aud street sore. including mhuy mares
DO not RAN Co Val aud look this STOCK
over before purchasing elsewhere. % u
win be found profitable The gentle.
man IN charge ~ this sale viii be
found on tho premises FROM 10 tn
o. m daily. and he 10 instructed GO
refuse DO reasonable affor ~ she stock
must DO cold Take South seattle cat
Second apd Yeslcr set ou 90 Henry =
landing gore Ninth az conway
nros stable
Will TRADE cry Lora ron TEAM
" horsos Hotel Paxton. Third and
Cherry Proprietor
doop ram RANcu MArgs WHICH
ts.tpo Win seii cheap ;soi smith at.
Hfocerv
VIII SELL ou TRADE doop PIANO
,cnst enc 1870 Cor cash horses or
49, 49, legs,gs ,,ll,Sa,5,c.S>s>DS~o~>~
Vehicles and Implements
htuutEs CioaiNu ctr orr coat.
pi,te line az great Reductions save
tho difference Kennedy wagon Co.
second I'D l.stssry-~~--o-~~~~~~
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IRRIGATED LANDS

H9N ~, ~, YAKIMA DIsTWcT
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PUBLIC MARKETS
CORNER

New California potatoes. i0c 10. nee
rhuharb, Sc 10. Brussel sprouts &c ~;
new Cuba tomatoes, SIC HI, new cab
hage, DC ID. new peas. 2oc 10. treth
solc~, lOc H.. lbs shc: hsiihut checks
Toe 10, lbs 9bc, German carp. Ice -.
lbs 2bc. fresh herring. sc ID. ~
25cs silver salmon. l0c 10. Columbia
river smslts Sc No., fresh halibut. iec
III. lbs g5c. lamb chops. l.c h.. spare
ribs Sc 10; cottage butts, soc 10. East
ern bacon. coo Ii. picnic hams, lave 10
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ACREAGE

ON RIDGE NEAR sEwARD PARK. IN
obHtructiblc vie~ ~ lake Nj Rainier
Cascades and Dlympics. In lawn p
room house, easily enlarged, gus and
water In house. street lights 5000
SO monthly. Including interest n dc
sired. Frost, iieussy Bldg Third ana
Pike Room a02
ron sALE-oNE ACRE IN BEARING
orchard, good buildings Price 81 200.
hRlf cash, balance on terms SEQ T. A.
King. NJ court house Port orchard.
Wash
10 ACHES 10 MILES NORTH or
city Price 81, 900 90 Young a. BRO
berg, phone ballard siS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-14

RANCH. coNRisTIhG or ie9 ACRES
fine. deep coil. Nouid make good hoK and
poultry farm alfalfa Yields from ~
10 tons prr acre. fruit and adj kinds -
vegetables DO extra well. closr 90 good
town. where your eggs, butter ana
vegetables can 10 marketed 90 good
prices. fine hiKh SCHOOL fpr your chill
drsn. within walking distance. main
county road runs through this place.
Part - this ranch is Diowsd and ready
90 plant this spring. no siumps 70
grub. ius; pillow ana plant your alfalfa
lots % fius water available. no Hlhhiis
rancher near ~ marketed about 500
from watermsions ana vegetables on
20 Acres. which were grown between
tho fruit trees Best 81 soil. finest Of
climate. Tote % fns water. close 20
good market good schools Improved
land sold Tor 1900 an acre near by.
showing you what can be done ~ you
can't make good undsF these conditions.
better quit trying This ranch has TO
- s1id For next few days viii sacri-
flee fhis entire ise acres a; $3.50. al
cash. . will be- IN town few days Ad-
drrsH T. o. UoE ai2. seattle
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4o WATERFRONT LANDS

HOOD CANAL WATER FRONT. $1,000
PER ACRE. BANNER INV. co. III
BOSTON BLK
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ron SALE ~ A ZINE HOME.
Just completed. rooms and hall. 2
large porrhes. cement basement. hot
water heat. corner lot. hnxieo. unob-
Htrucicd view; 10 minuiee fr~m Second
ami Yeslsr; nothing TO assume, can
give from 10 20 rs years time TO pay
for g. owner will be at the place
Sunday from 10 to 4. Take Mount
nsksr car to aoth and Judkin- walk
= blocks west. Phone North 1889
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Old PIKE

lbs sugar. SIC; Santa Clara prunee
Sc 10. dried pitless pums. lbs ssc'
Goa bottle pure vanilla. zoe; $ Sc cans
hand cleaner. iOci 3 large cans hes, mix.
200. With other csc order ? ike cans
sardlnes. s5c. Toe cans pork and beans,
csc; Toe jams or ielies, &c. genuine MIS-.
souri, sorghum, in bulk, SSc gal gooa
rice. lbs Csc; nutmegs. Sc doz Netted
Gem potatoes S5c cwt., delivered
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MISCELLANEOUS

~ SASH AND DOORS
lSss.vl We Have Cut the Prices
- bedrock A. result We
IF-.G secure ~ hiE volume - bus
l1@11 insss which enables us e
rT@--~SE guarantee first quality ma-
lZ<-azA 'rfiai Largest assortment
-, On the West
k@& t-rrnss ranri Doors. insnrri-
"a 10 stsea re-. ....... 81 70
l&sxMI Craftsman interior doors
slash grain panel. .... - -
tA---4 Cottage franf door. - 90
El Fas~Y sfont doors ~ % up
II iiunERinw easement snsh ite
II fttENf wtsdawa @assf Sc
III Window tfir in rsf- see
Z Nothri sash fxfri -
A-as=-es.N1s slated .sts. -t..tt...- y -
Nothrd sash txssi -
4 glazed ttess. rt.ssssts " 70
n rvrrvthtnE IN stock far
q PROMPT shipment We have
-. eur own mill Sell auytcfY
Shtn anywhere Ash fef
Catalogue Nc 90
q y WILLIAMS co
SASH AND Doors
Main 1917 1875 first ~ Seattle
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REAL ESTATE


NORTHWEST LOCATIONS SELL
your property ~ locate you N business
anywhere NOrihwsHt LOeatorH. TIA
Green HldK. FOURTH aud pttae
ron BALE safs WALLfNOFoHD Av..|
Just finished. rooms. bath aud sleep
Ing porch EevefYthinR Up - date
Can East asa and ask Tor Hsppa, The
owner
ron BALE HPLENDID s.HOOA CAMP
on LAX" Union. if1a. or ilzt unfuf
nishsd A good buy for cash. y Wren.
no Fillmore -
iio-az2t ifrlf Az w. t.HOON
house large chicken house; ~ min
nlss Iiogesr slnsrs ArehsI. Las, ytlg
~ HOMESTEADS
$40 ACHES FfsE LAND. ~ ACTIVE
district. coll deep ana rtrh. H0od town
ana shipping point close b. This land
lies Ia new country, but already thou
sands Of acres are plated 50 tn.Hrfe
tracts, and bring from 1900 10 $500 per
acre. Why pay enormous prices when
you can yet same cihss ~ land for e.
par acre ~ USING your fiEhtg 800 buys
this a2O acres " sold this week. Dor
must Do cash Fof fall information I'd
dress y u. uor izt, seattle
FREE cANAbfAA HOAEHTEADN rs
BRUSH columbia and Alberta Great
tndueamrut offered Canadian Home
seekers Investment Company. ei5a
Fifst az
noMEsrEAps. YAKIMA Dfs'HiCT
-. =. -. -.
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az ROOMS-FURNiSHED
"a ROOMS-HOUSEKPNG

TWO NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
keeping rooms. beds. sultahl. for .
or persons Rent 81 per month each
Az nd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16

time to time be provided by law, not
tn exceed five dollars per day for the
first seventy days OF each session and
after that not 10 exceed one dollar per
day for the remainder OF the session, ex-
cept the first session held under this
Constitution and during revising sessions
when they may receive n dollars per
day for one hundred and twenty days
and one dollar a day for the remainder
of such session. In addition to per diem"
and by inserting and adopting In place
of said words so stricken out the follow
ing words: 1.-The members of the general
assembly shall severaIly receive an an
nuaf salary of one thousand dollars. In
addition to said salary" so that said
section IL, OF article 4. Of said Constitu-
ton when so amended shall be and read
as follows:
Section l6. The members of the gen.
eral assembly shall severaliy receive for
their services an annual salary OF one
thousand dollars n In addition TO said
salary, the members shall be entitled
to receive travelling expenses or mileage
for any regular and extra session not
greater than now provided by law; but
no member shall be entitled to travelling
expenses or mileage for any extra session
that may be called within one day after
the adjournment Of a regular session.
Committees OF either house, or Joint conn
mitteeS OF Doth houses, appointed TO eN-
anime the Institutions OF the state other
than those at the seat of government,
may receive their actual expenses. neces-
sarily incurred while in the performance
Of such duty; the items OF such expenses
to be returned to the chairman OF such
committee, and by him certified 10 the
state auditor. before the same, or any
part thereof. can be paid. Each member
may receive ut each regular session an
additional sum Of thirty dollars. which
shall be in full for all stationery used
in his official capacity and all postage,
and all other Incidental expenses and
perquisites; and no allowance or emolu-
ments, for any purpose whatever, shall
be made To or Received by the members.
or any member OF either house, or for
their use. out OF the contingent fund or
otherwise. except as herein expressly pro-
vided; and no allowance or emoluslents,
for any purpose whatever, shall ever be
paid to any officer. agent, servant or
employee of either house of the general
assembly, or Of any committee thereof,
except such per diem as may he pro-
yided for by law. not to exceed FIVE
dollars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16

yiting for the amendment of article Y
OF the Constitution of Missouri by add
ing u new section to be known as see
tion 12b OF said article, relating 10 the
limit OF indebtedness of certain cities.
BE IL reSolred by the Senate, The House
OF Representatives. cUHcmtiag therein,
us f~OiiUrS:
That at the general election TO be held
on Tuesday next following the first Mon
day in November, A. d. 1914, the fol-
lowing amendment to the Constitution of
the state Of Missouri, relating 10 the
limit Of Indebtedness Of certain cities of
the state of Missouri. shall be submitted
for adoption or rejection to the qualified
voters of the state of Missouri, to-wit:
That article y OF the Constitution of the
state of Missouri be and the same is
hereby amended by Laddingl u new sec
ton. to be known Ms section l2b of ar
ticle X. and to read as follows:
Section LIB. Any city in this state
containing one hundred thousand inhab
itan or over may become indebted in "A
larger amount than specified in section IL
Of article y of the Constitution of the
state OF Missouri. not exceeding an adj
ditional five per centlIm on the value Of
the taxable property therein. to be as
certaimed by the assessment next be-
fore the last assessment for state and
county purposes previous to the mourning
of such Indebtedness. for the purpose of
constructing or acquiring by purchase, or
otherwise. within its corporate limits a
subway or subways, with land, APP
proaches and other appurtenances neces-
sary for the construction and operation
thereof. to be owned exclusively by such
city for the transportation of persons,
baggage. express and freight, and for
pipes. wires and cables used for public
service purposes Prouided, that no in
debtedness authorized by this section
shall be incurred without the assent Of
two-thirds OF the qualified voters of such
city voting for or against sue increase
OF indebtedness and, proUided further,
that such city shall. before Or at the
time OF mourning any Indebtedness au-
thoriZed by this section. provide for the
collection of an annual tax sufficient to
pay the interest on such Indebtedness as
it falls due: also 10 constitute 4 sinking
fund for the payment of the principal
thereof within thirty years from the time
OF contracting the same, II payment of
such interest and principal be not pro-
vided TO" from the operation or lease
Of such subway or subWays.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16

81 VI Nh~NUiTi an amendment 10 tht
Constitution thereof. authorizing the
qualified voters of road districts 10 In
crease the rate of taxation by leyyins
a special tux for road purposes.
Be u resoIccd 6y the House of ReDrs-
seittaiites. the Senate ooaeaI1IrY there
iM. as foiio,rs:
That at the general election 70 be held
In this state ON the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November. 4. ID. 1914,
there shall be submitted to the qualified
voters Of the STATE tor adoption the fol-
lowing amendment to the Constitution
thereof;
Section ]. That article 10 OF the Con-
stttution ot Missouri be aud the same Is
hereby amended by adding thereto the
following section 10 be known as section
%. article 10 OF the Constitution OF the
state OF Missouri, which said section shall
read as follows:
Section %. In addition to the taxes
authorized to be levied for county pur-
poses under and by virtue OF section IL
OF article 10 of the Constitution of this
state, and In addition to the special levy
for road and bridge purposes authorized
by section % OF article 10 of the Consti-
tuition OF this state. the qualified voters
of any road district, general or special.
are hereby empowered annually to make
a special levy for road purposes only OF
not TO exceed sixty-fve cents On the one
hundred dollars valuation, at an election
held for such purpose. on the condition
that a majority of the voters, who are
taxpayers voting at such election, vote
for such special levy. The taxes pro-
vided for in this section to be collected
in the same manner as state and county
taxes are collected, and placed to the
credit Of the respective road districts vot-
Ing a levy as authorized herein.
SEVENTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.
Joint and concurrent resolution sub
hitting to the qualihed voters OF the
state Of Missouri nm amendment 10 the
Constitution thereof, concernisg the
granting and payment of pensions or
allowances TO the deserving blind.
Be IL resolvcd BY the Senate, the House
Of Representatives concnrrinp therein,
as foIlows:
That at the general election to be held
on Tuesday next following the fust Mon
day In November, A. ID. 1914, the fol-
lowing amendment to the Constitution Of
Missouri, concerning tho granting INC
payment OF pensions Or allowances to tina
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16
SIXTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.

Joint and concurrent resolution sub
uiittinG TO the qualified voter. of the
state of Missouri an a~mendmest to the
Constitution thereof. authorizing the
qualified voters of road districts TO In
crease the rate of taxation by leyying
a special fax for road purposes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16
FIFTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MtsNT.

Joint and concurrent resolution pro-
Siting for the amendment of article Y
OF the Constitution of Missouri by add
ing II new section to be known as see
tion 12b OF said article, relating 10 the
limit OF indebtedness of certain cities.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16
EIGHTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
ME.NT.

Joint and concurrent resolution sub
mittins 10 the qualified voters of the
state of Missouri an n~mcndment to see-
tiOn 10, article TX Of the Constitution
thereof, concerning large cities frnm-
Ing their own charters.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16
HOUSE BILL NO. 10.

An act TO amend sections 1888. 1910. 7241,
'e42. 1e4s and 72Il OF article III. OF
chapter s. of tlle Revised Statutes of
Missouri for the year 1909. entitled
Local option" ANA to repeal section
1239 OF said article, with All emergency
ella Use
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-16

That at the general election to be held
on Tuesday next following the first Mon
day In November, A. ID. 1914, the fol-
lowing amendment to the Constitution OF
Missouri. concerning tho granting and
payment OF pensions or allowances to tina