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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
SECT, WHALEY ].
MAKES ! REPORT. ! ! | ! !.
Work of the Chamber of
! 6inerce fo Month %
z of March
Lipi4. EElL

At the meeting or the board OF diFec-
toFs/0f the Chamber Of Com =; isa17=5,ss
day night. SeEfFia ~ sli
ths9feilowinl skeloE iSfs
Maftls: = - q, "A !
To ills Board OF yDirectors;:, -! "a: !.
Ib tes SO bnltl yoi 3 81 4 =
solas OF The ,actfyit itfesf q fiIfs bt . :
ton since the. date OF Our annuaI meet
ing nlbhth ago. Feb. 24th. 2 y -.
$500 hive Stock, i, 5lt jssi - ;. &
! In connection Yjth.,tte commercial
bodies of GFeenpil le land Sparta hburg.
this rkHniZation sent. Mr. r. q. sfyssl Il
EoYernment live stock expert; to the
mfddls west to ptiFGha&c live stock 9os
the fRree counties, -thest.tree. oreaaixe-
tions oE GreenBille. sSpartattbhrg .a:.
Anderson agresiiis a6sDa Day. 6ne- half 'i3k
the expense, of the ,tfip.. a, The. trip Iias
been completed aud tho live stockdFias
been received ,It Iefsdld ri 4 5
STOCK. and marks the first definite step
In the occurring of live stock An. our ef-
forta to huild up thasItye af3eR fndi,se
try. Anderson,s. Il. Gro "a li1art 80 the
expense. Of the trip was $40. Another
trip VIII be made ih alont 30 days.
fi& gs.. GIlfTa.Stafe Contest -
y In Sonnection #iah the eitiea' of
GrsenWood, Greenyille and Anderson a.
itteElsieas with the state railroad com
::,A.ls: :::: eeiea e E;ss.A sssss
Tfe case comes on for hearing
on april 9Th. Our trssic mana ger VIII
ri3epresfat ns.'@ The sbAsfs toF the ,eoll ;
tsftWiA be equalization of rates
tnIepehout the state. and Gfeehviiie.
/ ! sseesersona' and anderson were. ls!,a
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ehanea %, ses 4SBtss - go
eioner Watson nas agreed 10 etideaVor
10 get the party to So return.
Drainage.
g, AllBblans have nov been mapped out
20 drain FJ1ck River bottoms and
reclaim $1,000 acres OF land. The bill
through the Legislature has been ko-
'egsad and petition calling Tor election
IL NOW beng freely sigpe d. 4, ltit emp
veys and estlmates OF cost have bean
made and paid for. A CANVASS of the
Affected property owpeFe leads to The
concluslon that the elaetI0H VIM carry
bonds voted and the work done. The
dream OF twenty years VIII thus be
fs11snmmafatl. Il. {sD-. =,
Fsts Night FnlsFarkaiIn SERIES. ~, 70
Efforts are now being made 20 get
the G, 8. & A. TO put on night train
intofapd out of Anderson and Mr.. AL
FlealfiGsaP. A.. promised to hold a con-
ference with our traffic committee In
the matter. -
Eis:s,c's+ Traffic Conference.
~ Interstate Eates-kfr ~ W. Sulli-
wan. chairman of the transportation
comTnittee aud Mr, D.. A. I1edbeter, are
tuaffye In Alta ptk a ding ,A confer.
ence with ,E4ilfUad ofiiefefs, having for
it's rurppse tlls. sea1rsng or lower, M.
teF-state fgefght rates, based on. Ohio
FiVer pcipis. to Anderson, etc. Phts
equal I.katioR OF rates. If. secured, wfii
H9sset . sayine Of over $50 ,pae. to the
|eItysof Anderson.
y Duke Warehouse RIah. E
4 representative aR.AHderann Cotton
Mills and other business men of this
c4sy attended the Duke Warehouse
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sss ~ \.
~
:HEas force iss g ssss,s Z.
efsto jf sen 4 = r,r.
silttnns bted ~ ahs sim 81 -
,ges ssntb for fntraastste radGcti Ions
aaq .equalizati tianS 8, 4. = - / 20
Expfess agiIesien.
b The state, raj goads col lission, f,ay1
shE called @ hea ring In tauiGInb biatfe,i
April 2lst. 70: take iiip is ltisztio;n ~
- ysIffsS Eilts
49, st''ri.e ,slt " ~, - =,
ps; re repfesease ges
sen 1lng y oIE anager To- this
Wn nave sssn .9S.1t Z nIsgesa page ad
ter OF Af6nuRact I. Slf ~ "a; ;s,.Si:
Canada. This book Tsta an tie siIiSSS-..
tufaetnrefs IN the two .cotIltrfss 49,
should fibe q good publicity, nj li,iii !.
We haye also ade arr geIilaista af
Hq cost gpR rs Tor a pa ge ytPft ftestIl. AZ
Ar teisot1 In the a II SopfherI films Z
StERSsd EuIyl0n nffl The Atlanta Geore Ian.
which goes 90 nfess /. otoss
tton. re. !, '.sg. i e
i..;ts.: se6 .lEaasiF les z
We aHsssted & 81 5 hero Gaia c.a., !.
patty ., seeas ItiiiI ii;ara
tue And fayaiil e lEar co Hsvg
shipped fIfs tlIli nj a -,
:tns aboGt q week. .propfi fcSas ~ .fi,s
plant are ALREADY here. q Z.
50 "a :; .is5s leaira.
We illGse been delayed IN IN isS ma y ar
but II aIts shat sse \, ~
able TO 4 lose With oprs II \ B ~
TIES wit say. slipe her WeeiT.H & :; : 2 Il
nos we a5 gsartyt IA AtiIaaa sSnss
md also s 1srty ~ E
warn. MO eEa m ~ Tilalis e
2 aeats gsslt prefer 20 go ahe9 with estr
4Elsansl tsaa plaa " he ,IIiehns oad
reas Ehlfs Iyas.
We I! ,ssl til me out q pian,
,s0I g ssrsat tsl9lte vaY shEong gh kiie sfs
,seFts an q q Stance {; fsco iq,s ffJIiaf
civic ems ser gii iic /, SO az
&hie 10 the city c0unEi 1; 90 4
Way sstlI sIsa =, -
entire 1l.e d 6 a a. s.
On anEst i x I =
LADIES' q ififl n Il - 8 -
rue n l7f q II
a5aEls 81 q ia =
Re9rsd - ~ FoliIss.It IS Z f,ts
We ;sl9s Ia5-es4 - -=zsA 4s.. te slee
~ = - = 1.El sisa
city c9lla eiL sg tllIs pro a 5Ss.
We nf fasf i ssa 81 Ass,a3.as
chairs 81 tI ~ ::titis - n
.shprtl q ~ en- = cl,gs & (; ~ Il
tfssr. 514a slif a7I q ss
fffp u ~ lal -
and tsltqr te
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DJTs'l Let ].
Prejudice
Stand 81 he 8
oE Your Slid q. 4.

III the days when etilldfeH'S
s glasses W d r G p maj keShiftS YOU
might wen se liesltated bout
r3Osqay svFflel our 3: gJRHNF5f iIuaur tsyE
peela alIy for "a 1 tea tn spiit q EsdI4
SdTea mean better school work, hap.
pys healthier and better, halAysd
Slif 6ate Fss y5It On IinsJi Atfufsi 1fs itizzss
ttitD. 81 ~ y
Eye strain pcRnas Gys9' Md OF her
netilar defects which our sslassas VIII
relieve. naieap children 81 atfllets
(leIIlsfss Prescriptions FnIet.
Casiaiilk esSs6 ~ ~, ~ 4,
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@s# y *'# asa% y y ~ y r Ns$ & y So
ELECTRIC CRY SPARKLETs
Items of Interest and Personal Mention Caught
y - Wireless on the Streets Of Anderson
w~ = = #7w*'aas sisA aess 4 + s,stssF i 4 -
rs Has :. /. =,
. The lRe.NniOa.

rs etlAfti3AFSsA s,.s,
/ The Rel EnfOa.
The entertainment committee OF the
lAndeysofl chamber of ooI1hfesee aa 10
hold q nleettDR Tuesday morning az
10 O'Clock FOR the PURPOSE Of mapping
out the program for the entertain
melt for the Confederate Rel Union 10
bGs held here In May. The plans are
being eonsIdered now by this Import
ant committee Gnd call for some ex-
tenSIVe entertainment on the part OF
Anderson and II Is hoped that every
old soldier in attendaGe can be given
q splendid time.
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80. -. -. 81. &. "A.
q 51 EGG W 11I Rg( (2B s. !.
Es1a 9lellai
g. - - q

L "
The falloNine ID a complete Hat OF
me taHefs iTt be. Hetd. siaS syeBta ilel,s
ll,r tagethe vii tfF bElzea tsley;
tsSs trhirsI 6rasSa sSsiilne ssfa i.
4aombAph, Hopeweli, Jessie ErhersGyS
{ sslsei Yarsnles, han1Ie sgntsfst Osborne
2eafsoii. q ay = gS S.ssl q
glgFt and fifth grade apaiIIi
/ LEE las5s eltens Fiat Reel hat Ipores
Ski aRd hI Der gfstles isiS sIsi lifis.3t
4sWeilsr. X, &
AIEap drawing Nesta FflllhoIise, Me-
{ Lees book Cox Beak StoRej Il. ~ 6
s0urths ard sSi8fh grades,
EarithIIas y ie1I iez Tucker. SiSanaatan
anulsi hoes, 9eisbeEg Erost -
1 81 SeEeHt and high GRADES, arfthne@
10 ~ alllea King. Cent eIbsIIR.. Euyal1.
fIennAe eifi nsE, 5E,SRna: P3ia rfifaoy. No 3. .;s
Best 66dt Pc efidlatol, picture, a. IS.
8 ToliN eSoo. d,
L school winning most pflzea -Pen-
edlet99 q; window tsi:ss, Ail sfean 1fachsn5
very ara FotlIi 60. 8 7. ~ ...,i
BogE wood. sisy and VAL
ier Sc sllrelsa ktitfe Il, Tate
E Egfd re- 60 q 9fss
GiEts. Fancy eRSE 4 Efliaied wright,
! Vest Bstzers toilet water, .0rf-Isray
s Drug CD
5Ynfe dasTl:@ly Slton IieIL;5 5PeudiIeai
Ion, Ion spaldiEs Dat tlsas IaE
=; 220-yafd Has Cali Ia ham, Sonsa
tn PIN ~ lief L. fleesa ~ CO.
a nFa a. q Sefid die sil 3. g;
IDLE sstts s "a.
- !. 8. IS n s. fr.i
tie o5 IA e 5sshs 81
81 sIiss e 4 az 8 or S tagT;.
SAFETY Escf AIlde Of co.
/ Bee Hive. q {, !. g
81 jump FttEfea PAIN.
mis- lllyan 5dt. g, Z, s. i z
u sjlill III lifee ;. antf
Syeis s psns {
alScHa tll50lR II 4vIISt 81. Issti1 teisS
izeEail ptafah M - ss.7i =
Poll yaitl 4 SylJs
IIlDS clEF 81 o.. - &, 4
~ Ls l1el III -
Il aSi ke S
~ lsi ,ss
II q y T. he Sc n S
3 : 81 street
Z cans 0Aflir = s.
IS "A i,iiie sS.ss5
bose % @eg1s
,Ies.-.:sssaie afoz. VIII ford
eNnViiie.
/ Qle Del u lJas Afl Z sfses. fl. 5s
g MS pel
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Charged with seAiae

j, L. ;Bradberyy and ]. A. Swift,
Anderson Gently Inen Of the Fark seq
ton have. been. arrested on q .eiIarR6
OF selling lissesgsF a..sa were hyeusilL 10
this city. yesterday. BEadhefFyfs al n.
peared itafOre Magistrate. BroadwelI
end gate bond. for. hla .appehraace at
the ienntt as general. sessions, bond
being tlgad at S21nr hut SWi6ts js atill
confinea IN ths county JAIL .y "a,
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pRique Campaign
aeS F7ed,,lJE Greenwood.

Il SllitsFsed by aaEseBW0od.
Greenwood 10 aooa TO launch quite
q unique advertising seAnlpaign. PlaAs
are ON foot in that enterprisipg town
10 secure 80 aHt0laobiies whieh. viii.
tour ARde8son county, .&eWbeEEy,
LauFeRs, SRlHda. and Abbeyiile, adSer-
tising the approaebipgt Horse Show
and ghaatalIQAa week IN i4that city.
IT 10 planned to visit every place OF
any Importance in all thu counties
mentioned and use personal efforts In
the advertising. That. shis PLAZA will
meet with success Is. already an as
sufeai fact.
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I
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Reed shat SUI Geo. u. Prince
ftsyBs kbssit II:
sIlae e
s7 fcnse 10 soe l1Q ;o i
.esseasfH ate tlit have ti 80 sEs.
=. NY fafdis got ssess sySi itFs
ySls .tens gsssl t.sTe
leFaDtl sieei s,seeElls lof e lfs
stasiis asfeets IN ;l,er 7.
sttsed .sE ellss csls ton. So. :
EuEE-I
nal a - ~ d y Ss5.
3fSa oG lafh Clfealf.
I 4 8 or
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!.

D. Yeas lsa3S Ethat titsl raaa-llOwn
5ftft ~ DleSt ~ IN gls, WIZ ~
hes eIses 80 Aard 20 ,.pt a. 4 sttetoiisl s
eal.l asle liver st iss sIazps taslllla.
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! 9piRisas Aakea on
@tstiCB ,YFolseeEff.

~ 93tAtI IJ8F n tHAlttiEsil ~ n = ~ /.
GaFds4 will be, mailed tomorrow 20
the members OF the Anderson chamber
of commerce asking each members
hbinip on tbs railway, statiaR prob
!sHf new confronting anderson pep
pie THIS is a question OF whether
Aldefson wUuld prefer having union
staticH or Q separate station for the
Chnrlcaton. Westarp Carolina rail-
rasd, The railroad people have iefs
he matter. eItjrely 10, ehe public OF
AEslft;fnEs and the y aierlty will rule.
Iishe easds 10 be sent dIit tofg 6Era&t
the RECIPIENT can alknif pis wiaheA.! &
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IPigba% Nan
IN4rHkRfeS 4EeRe.

s4I6Eaf6s Here.
q; Smith Of new York city, has
tfloved TO Ahderson and will make his
home here. mir. Smith is an expert
planet 0ite FtSsneF and builder, and Ia
lcapabla ot doing all kinds &C factory
work, sspaITihg aISY instt.unienta He
has had rs years of factory experience
gsFd Is really an expert In his line. He
iA,noW located with the firm of Willis
q spearnan and, viii donbtlesA do
|asen IN Anaersua. IS; ,is s.: st, s
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Shlagles Are
:. &AlnR 60, MenYRi,.

I SelnB 10, Georgia.
John r.. BuEFiss. "the man who
made the shingle 7fanonssP has re-
turned from Elberion; Ga. where be
Closed contract With D leading finn
for the exclusive sale of the famous
"BHrriss Metal Shingle." Mr.. Bur-
fias says that his sales ars growing
larger and larger every day and that
socn his present plant viii be unable
TO supply the eyer-incFeasing de-
mand. or the worth of the BurrIss
shingle there can be no doubt.
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$50 .sagae |.

El3IJt t,t;tDe3 tiSlHe Sts.6al.4a 3
Gaob 10 Re Formed. ss,si x. y
An effort is now being made In, AM
kdersdn to- form a ;baSehaIl league for
lthn eeliAs Itien. OF The scItF Jnla afGSl Ifi
Ito pe M Known 5t,E as Qsssl9sIk Iies-
que. ALI the games VIII BE. played.
| latter that hour in the evening and
There is TO % sever q III tiols each
.tSeek, The tentative plans for the
llekgge enlbfhe hes y I III. C.l, A., the
ban the cleE ita and 4; the cffiea
/ kboy, sIialgtig four eepeF1te teams 10
Eabant the ie5 sue being oFgaRize ed and
1t viii be 8 soutceS OF much pleasuef
/ 10 the p6rticIph phntS, even df the specs
tai1Es ail toFenipy tlse airtss
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lSndia Even 81
&. II ~, ls,ifA kfaf afanfEh -.

ItSsK1pE "a. ~ steefe s = q a ~
K plesil III avens 81 Defeat can we'll
Esse To Il sna9f Aced
Ibaseka1f team, Nota lhg dautites NY
sthsir, decid led drubb bling. az the hsnds OF
the HjgA School nfSie on Field THE
fAeade5ly f1ya SeAt ax ed Z q
Iehalien sc from u 81 flonea High
school ana RtlI{ aut 20 thas; bdstiiRg
town on Friday aRseenopn. The acaa-
lAmy boys say shet their exhibition on
aIE4 Is kJ 90 ssanasa q sesani I'd by
lsicIE To 5itSsl them t,te eiflaiffs
Lillig an pfi weak apeta in their
the g 80 soal lea next ~ s.s
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tonaeEtnse HslS
aiJHGNEIIIIIHIIIIEE.

A,lioEltlf Iee, sIa s. held IN the court
hotise syest AefaY hetYsefI The ttnstsss
,of he he Reisos ssiaisS fshssI bsa
ahg Fspres hutei n tFns Il 3.
.confe 1tiea yfFlsf con esniRg thas b6tsIs
dairy Tine af ne tsyo &c chdnls3 and m
adjust meat was roach ed sterdsS az
ter sGsrtA ;nfolon sed :dF Eeration I. &
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subs eeihef f0f
.,AlfnnAs 90 Years.

s. ;s1 Fiti1nsSi ~ we'll known and
Iprpgressiye planter OF the PEND atom
section Of tile county, was in, Anderson
yehtef ay and while here he dropped
into fhe lsleJi once, to say how
Eyeeli ss.e ii Il ii the II per. M, Tinisns
5.al.Dusd be- d. good gii1 81 for the. simple
Sseason that, he has been subscriber.
s,59 tiie Inteilig gen ever since 1876,
itIirit 81 Se afss "a sc titzz=zts itzzt he likes
the Ilt 81 et ssssy day hff. sEiIaIlS
how stl ARM He said that he. had
5lnis itsd his corn planting and exS
,bected big crop oflcorn: this year.
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IS aEegtare
tlteel

81. 8. ], q lhfe of afcCtar4a Maga-
aiiia aud o. suf the most f6raoaa
eAa s Ifail 4 4 ms 2 6
be Ia 300 (.iI lisisil s u s. .lici
lsssle aa { VIII niSl.a IN u lRSGe. 8 a
III - - = =
,fseeea 4o-l, 7rir IL :, ~ sn =
81 = s rs II *
iipko II h IS 81 Sd .t3
81 81 81
lass ay lii : SIs Ia ssnsil
haze ~ sPS q II Vet n 81 IS "a
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~ J q 90
& by Cha EQs /. Z SS q "a
early than not 10 go at an, George
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RieRest Crop = l'3,i : ;
Of aRtasE tllRalu, ...-..

OF aHtasI sllPaiu. ii Z
The lt5Ierss aes ASldarRnp county are
staying at. ilutiia fbesS. Slaya. and ~
tend siik To- = 81 fiiesaf
are to ,he saeIi on 20 Ae streets ana sBgS
en- SattltsEiS docs bring aIiy Iafke
fltimte :6f tfsaAi t0.,lthe cisy .. SSit,
iRotfrseR : Farm leIltssaakr afoF Tor An,
defsotl c1silt sal Id yes terday ttsat the
sfi1alt grain ,ereps ET6Wfsa lSgoEv,
faEfnllya ana are si6olEin tfHe Ga eetrt
tti9nR pes .poI ghfy, lie saYa that the
crop DIapsHf YET Z OF ain
lsS tho largest ever own n An defsbn.
SVuPi5 mn ITiAt mir the .TRFTueye Njif
get big Yields M. !. 4Snt thPook sIiss that
che lsks fesg dlsal Of xsar I q fas. thar
|hsye helpel the oats. crof, yVoia aFfitliy.
!, Inlna shpt: the ;sietdi ist Andefaei,
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3 sSiie 70 sfsGet slf txy ss for 6kta-
lerahcsacS. Y They plan TO take t.ss
Ill easy fashion, atonbtng In eyAs
Eeas big tnWa they come to and work.
ga 4 iane anoSigh to continue theIr Jour-
llzla ~ kS3fss ;sllf Siln
s.Sali, Ias ~ tise
ana ton opens;
EhsS slia 81 ii.st Il litlle tleHb ffllS sS
aaS the least
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chatstn - ~ II - n
Shortly On len { s. clsi 49, =
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The Ctlarl ss6n md SeesteFa Caro-
/ line ailgey CON any d the
ihaug 6fs ct Il Il salafflifier
Pullman ParloFi nj iat Car aar1lee
betty cen A1Egisse Ii 3 Al q:
NJ &. 4 cav. ieasiis sista
Send 55lls. s sesyice
will ford I'm, At accom-
mod * les eissCIa
vile - at hs ne Leni1
/ OF tie SKY 4 Is, Il llof iIsf
Clne esnAasi nd Iilss 81
info nation res sso i tqIss
dses2: s. q, q 3 s
illiaina. Gen Pass Augusta
q - tsassls. Conn Eeiis. Aia-
etsen. ss's g
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Nay ,sena MAJ s.ts,s ss.. ~ - ~
To Eilssll. 4.
llsF And oli II u eittbs will hold q.
EnsetiBg SONS TIM u, ,iIhin. the me 1t .ken
dayBs to 1tsclIss the al Stsibii ~ Z OF
.1lklAIi1 = aii5 liaFulss, 81
to- sTsoFeht9. sesi. i, 10: attend
tGiabb Gs 4ntafiea, : wa ne q he's not, ,yes.
hsen Do yia u on .,iE lis
ERfs siiTse that And dar3na vi s send
some reseHt ftsa. al. S. Fafiiler Is
lprestdel re, ,,sshe ha club ans tlle. .nJael-
ing s:lli 6e lied its him 4 IS, ~
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rfNi pfss
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-04-24
UNIFORMITY IN LAWS,
viii Be Discussed by Governors at
Wisconsin Meeting.

Wisconsin Meeting.
Madison. Wis.-Uniformity in legis.
lation on matters affecting corpora
tions, extradition and several other
matters are to be discussed at the
seventh annual conference of state
executives to be held in Madison,
June o, 10, IL and IL. and in Milwau-
kee. June 13 and IA, according to an.
nouncement. Thirty governors already
have signified that they will attend.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-04-24

at her stern, the flag Of the United
States. The officer who made the ar
rest was proceeding upon one of the
streets of the town with his prisoners
when met by an officer of higher au-
thority. who ordered him to return to
the landing and agait orders, and with
in an hour and half from the time
OF the arrest. orders were received
from Huertista forces at Tampico for
the release of the paymaster and his
men.
"The release was followed by apol-
ogies from the commander and later
by an expression of regret by General
Huerta himself General Huerta
urged that martial law obtained at
the time at Tampico. that orders had
been issued that no one should be
allowed to land at the Iturbide
bridge. and that our sailors had no
right TO land there. Our naval com
manders at the port had not been no
titled of any such prohibition, and,
even If they had been, the only JUS
tifiable course open to the local au-
thorities would have been to request
the paymaster and his crew to with
draw and to lodge protest with the
commanding officer of the fleet. Ad-
miral Mayo regarded the arrest as so
serious an affront that he was not
satisfied with the apologies offered,
but demanded that the flag of the
United States be saluted with special
ceremony by the military commander
of the port.
THE incident cannot be regarded
ms trivial one, especially as two of
the men arrested were taken from
the boat itself-that is to say. from
the territory of the United States; but
had it stood by itself. 1t might have
been attributed to the ignorance or
arrogance of a single officer.
UNFORTUNATELY it was not an isolat-
ed case. A series OF incidents has re-
Gently occurred which cannot sut ere
ate the impression that the represen-
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-04-24
HuERTA PLEDGES SAFETY.
Mexican Ruler Says Americans win
Be Given Same Protection as
Others

Mexico City. April 21-"General
Huerta offers all guarantees to for
eigners, Americans included, who may
remain in Mexico that he will i'm
prove the opportunity to show the
world that his government and Mex
leo are moral and civilized"
This statement President Huerta
dictated to the Associated Press yes
terday. He continued.
Il desire to make it plain to the
American people that, according to
the official report from the com
mander at Port Tampico received by
the Mexican government, there was
no flag in the boat which landed and
whose crew was detained. fear that
President Wilson has been misin.
formed on this point, and that he will
inform the American Congress that
the boat carried the flag.
In fact, the American flag has
nothing to do with the case and de-
sire the American people to under
stand this fully"
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-04-24
COLORADO
TROOPS READY
WILL TAKE FIELD AT ONCE If
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
is SENT FORTH.
YOUNG men ENLISTING
GEN. CHASE SAYS FULL QUOTA
OF 264s MEN CAN BE MUS
TERED IN THREE DAYS.

Denver.-Never since the first trou-
BILE with Mexico, and probably at no
time since the Spanish-Amcrican war
have there been so many applicants
for active service as now throng the
four recruiting stations in Denver.
Throughout the state and at Chey-
enne, Wyoming, the branches report
heavy applications.
In the event war with Mexico re-
suits the War Department has its
plans all made for calling out volun-
teers. The plan worked out some
months ago provides for an initial
quota of 260.652 volunteers, drawn
from the states as follows:
Alabama, 5000; Arkansas, 1850;
California, 6,474; Colorado, 2,64S;
Connecticut. 3,214; Delaware, 700;
Florida, 1900; Georgia, 7.42S; Idaho.
464; Illinois. 1906; Indiana, s,64O;
Iowa, 7.544: Kansas. 1854; Kentucky.
6,S14; Louisiana, $3.50; Maine, 2,512;
Maryland, 1854; Massachusetts, 9,442;
Michigan, S,738; Minnesota, 5,746;
Mississippi, 4.314; Missouri, 1882;
Montana, 1,046; Nebraska, 1922; Ne
vada, 474; New Hampshire, 1854;
New Jersey, 549 New York, 25,049;
North Carolina, 5,16s; North Dakota,
522; Ohio. 1i,496; Oregon, 1868;
Pennsylvania, 21,53S; Rhode Island,
1,420; South Dakota, 2,7OO; South
Carolina, 1,494; Tennessee, 6,12O; Tex
as, SASS; Utah, $50; Vermont, 1886;
Virginia. 1914; Washington, 1856;
West Virginia, 2,77S; Wisconsin, g.
54S; Wyoming, 462; Arizona, 362;
New Mexico. $50; District of Column
bia, S9S; Oklahoma, 500.
Under the general call for 100000
volunteers as framed by the War De-
partment in anticipation of armed ac-
tivity in Mexico the State of Colorado
Will be asked for 2,64S men.
Adjutant General John Chase of the
Colorado National Guard declares he
can put 1900 of these in the field in
side of eighteen hours and can sup
ply the remainder under new enlist
ments in three days.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-04-24
TELL Lam. DEMANDS OF WEST.
Colorado and Nevada Governors to
Discuss Land Question at White
House

Washington, April 21-The first
steps toward familiarizing the admin
istration with the sentiment of the
Great West were taken here Monday
Following the arrival of Governor Am.
mons of Colorado and Governor Spry
of Utah and John Field, state engi.
neer of Colorado.
They occupied seats on the floor of
the House of Representatives while
President Wilson read the message
which is considered virtually a decIa.
ration of war
In the afternoon the governors had
conference with Secretary Lane. To-
day they will appear by arrangement
OF Congressman Taylor before House
committee on public lands. Senator
Thomas, acting chief of the Senate
public lands committee, arranged to
hear them before that committee
Thursday The President has set
aside part of Wednesday morning to
hear their views.
Senator Shafroth personally read to
the Senate the resolutions adopted at
the recent conference of governors at
Denver and got unanimous consent of
the Senate that they shall be printed
in full in the congressional records.
This makes the resolution available to
be sent out under frank