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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-16
HUERTA
USTAPI.K|!...
KOdec DyktatOrsGGh RzaddW. CaTbajal pTezyden-
tenn. " Mexyku bOja sic AnaTChii
PRzESILEN|E MExYKANSKIE.
I ObOzu ReWOIuCyOnist0W.
SpraWy AngIii. Go sIychat we Francyi?
WiyB PoIitGzne, II Rosyi ! Z Japonii
Harrison tel "a Sgaem. - RadoSG WaSzyngOn poWodu re-
ygnaGy Husry = ThaW otrzymus spadsk po ocu - Polka
skazana ma 80 lat Welsna

zapowiadane j zaprzeczane usta-
picnic Huerty = wywario ogrom-
ne wrazenie. Spodziewaja sic, re
rzady Carbalaja So tylko formal
noscia - celem u}atwienia przej-
Scia w{adzy W rece konstytucyo-
nalistow, re Carbalaj ma "a "a
DAME dojrzec tylko by mienie
zywoty Huerty i jego ministrow
i stronnikow by}y bezpieczne W
obecnem przesileniu. Huerta,
Banquet i inni ministrowie, oraz
caly szereg wybitnych urzedni--
kow opuscili stolice zdazaja do
Vera Cruz j Puerto Mexico, skad
sic udaja do Europy. Spodziewa-
ia sic w najblizszej przysziosci O.
statecznego zwyciestwa i ustale-
MIA sic rzad6w Carranzy, do kto-
rego nawet wyjechala juz re sto-
Icy delegacya powaznych oby--
wateli, by go do stolicy rzadow
zaprosie, a to celem uchronienia
miasta przed oblezeniem, znisz--
czeniem iupiestwem. .
- Prawdopodobnem jest, re
PREF. Carbajal potwierdzi pe4no--
mocnictwa dane parlamentarzorn
Huerty do Niagara Falls na kon-
ferencye polubowna i bedzie sic
stara} nawiazac ukiady rownie ze
Stanami jak Carranza: wiado-
mo, re konferencya ia ukiady
moga bye tylko informacyjne, po-
niewaz ami Stany ami Carranza
ME uznaja Carbajala, dlatego, re
go Huerta niejako zamianowal
w kazdym jednak razie porozu--
mienie jest iatwiejsze. Tegoz ida
nia'sa posrednicy A. B. c., ktorzy
maja sic starae o wznowienie prac
konferencyi w Niagara Falls.
oBo1U REWOLUCYo-
| NISTOW. l.
Saltillo, 16 lipca. = Ma wlesc
o ustapieniu Huerty - wielka "a,
panowafa radost W koiach rewo--
lucyjnych: pred kwaterami ge-
nerafow: Carranzy, Will ! innych
muzyki wojskowe graiy zwycie'
skie marsze. A Villa miaI sic wy
razie, IL zal mu, ze Huerta ucho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-16
Tajemnicze znikniecie.
Znaleziono surdut kamizelke ". E. Berscha
mad brzegiem kanalu sanitarnego.
Nova hueyaa pzsew ystyhoW nemaansmu. = rswslacyl
banu La SaIa. = Poezatek sedzWa sdsralnsgo santa
zach. = Tzech rabus6W atakujs aptekarza.

Ia noe, sprzedawajac trunk upa-
jajace po pierwszej godzinie az
do rama.
Podobno powoli wiasciciele
nor W starym dystrykcie dazyli
do tego, ably tam dawne stosunki
zaprowadzic do pewnego stop
MIA mieli powodzenie bez zadnei
opozycyi re strony policyi, kto'
ra przez palce patrzala ma po-
wrot dawnego rozwydrzenia.
Wczoraj odbyia sic konferen-,
cya pomiedzy szefem policy
Gleaona a drugim asystentem
majorem Funkhouserem, W kto'
rel omawiano sytuacye W dziel'
nicy pofudniowej. Pomimo poglc
SEX O zgrzytach pomiedzy Glea'
sonem a Funkhouserem, okazuJs
sic, re beda razem wspoipraco
wall i re policya bedzie pomagai;
Funkhouserowi W oczyszczanir
dzielnicy poiudniowej elemen
tow niepozadanych. ~
TAJEMN1czE zN1KNIEcIE.
Wczoraj popoiudniu znalezio
no ma brzegu kanalu sanitarnegc
blisko Bryn Mawr ave., surdut i
kamizelke, nalezace do w. E.
Bersh'a, dyrektora biura anonso-
wego kompanii gazowej North
Shore Gas Co." Jest on ojcem
trzech par blizniat. w kiesze-
mach kamizelki znaleziono jego
kartki wizytowe.
Bersch, okazje sic, wyszedi z
domu swego W Highland Park
wczoraj rano. Kilka minut spe-
dill W SVEN biurze. Gdy wycho-
dill, oswiadczy}, re jedzie dc
Chicago. Co sic MIN potem sta
10, Mkt ME vie. .
Gala jego W kanale ME znale.
ziono, pomimo starannych po'
szukiwan.
Powstaly rome teorye co do
jego znikniecia. Wedlug jednych
stracii zmysly wskutek przepra-
cowania, i albo wskoczyi do ka-
naIu, albo tez do niego przypad-
kowo wpadf. Wediug innychl
B. tylko reklamuje siebie kom-
panic gazowa. Znany byi re
swych sprytnych srodkow rekla-
mowych, "a co awansowano go
| niedawno temu re stanowiska
zarzadcy fill W Highland Park
ma generalnego dyrektora biura
anonsowego. Stad tez So tacy,
ktorzy sadza, il rzekome zniknle-
Gle Berscha, to tylko nova sztu-
czka reklamowa.
q REWELACYI o BANKU
LA SALE.
Odkryto, wczoraj W ksiazkach
starego krajowego banku La
Sale, jak stanowego banku, Ii
czne miejsca, w ktorych pozycye
i cyfry powycierano, a nowe po-
wypisywano. ,Odkrycia tie poczy-
Mill eksperci federalni. Jest wi
docznem, re ksiazki banku ktos
pred tegoz zamknieciem pofai-
szowal.
Cyfry pofaiszowane odnosza
sic do tranzakcyi tajemniczych,
W ktorych wazna role odegrywa-
ly pofalszowane weksle ma $780,
600.
Oba sledztwa = stanowe te-
deralne - zawieszono ma jeden
dzief, gdyz biura federalnegc
asystent prokuratora dystrykto-
wego ]. B, Fleming Hiram Ka-
IDo15onczenie \, str. 6-ei).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-16
TeIegramy zagranIGzne.
HUERTA USTAPIL !....
KONIEC RZADoW DE-
" SPOTY.
CARBAJAL-PREZYDEN-
TEN.


Mexyk, niasto. - 16 lipca. -
A wiec nareszcie prawda i fax
tenn jest ustapienie Wiktoryana
Huerty, tymczasowego prezyden-
ia i dyktatora Mexyku. Wczoraj
wieczorem zfozyi on wiadze W
Koagresie mexykanskim, a obie
Izby cia}a tego przyjefy ia na
wspolnem gfosowaniu wiekszoscia
ls1 gfosow mad 17tu. Pod}ug po-
stanowien konstytucyi wiadza pre-
zydencyalna zostaia prowizory--
cznie przeniesiona na osobe Sc
kretarza stanu i nlinistra spraw
zagranicznych Franciszka Carba-
jala, ktory tez zaraz wobec obu
LIB kongresu ziozyi przysiege u
rzedowa.
PRZEMoWIENIE HUERTY.
Motywuiac swe ustapienie, HUI
erta mowii: Wzgledy panstwowej
powagi Mexyku wysuneiy i trzy-
mafy mic przy zgodzie kongresu
ma czele republiki. Tez same
wzgledy skianiaja mic dis dc
rezygnacyi: daiem przyrzeczenie
krajowi, ze przywroce pokoj
przez II miesiecy walczyiem c
ten pokoj, stworzyiem arrnie Ii
czna, kt6ra miafem nadzieje zwal.
czye rewolucyjne tendencye. Me.
stety walczye trzeba byio trud.
nosciami ME dajacemi sic poko.
nae: ME by{o srodkow, pieniedzy
broni, brak poparcia W narodzie
a wreszcie poparcie, jake rewo-.
lucya otrzymaia u jednej z poteg
tego kontynentu, posuwajace sic
tax daleko, jak znane zajscie "
Vera Cruz wszystko to prze
mogio usiiowania nasze. UkiadJ
W Tampico za1atwiiy Sprawe q
Stanami Zjedn., ktore jednak nix
przesta4y popierae rewolucyoni-
stow. Wytworzyia sic przeciwkt
rzadowi opozycya moralna, ME
ub4agana, zarzucano nam wzgle
dy osobiste, zadze wiadzy j ma
jatku: by temu kres po8ozye
skiadam formalna rezygnacye
proszac o przyjecie zapewnienia
re Rad Huerty dziaia w dobre
wierze j dobra VIOLA dla ojczyz
ny. Rad nasz zada{ wrogiej Po
tedze clos sniertelny to pocza
tex: po mas przyjda silniejsi. kto
rzy owa wroga potege ooala
wpfywy jej przemozne zniwecz.
ma Zawsze.
Po siowach tych - wzniesion'
galeryi okrzyk na Geese Huerty
Wraz z MIN zrezygnowai ca}y je
90 cabinet ministeryalny. Zara
potem zsozys przysiege nowy pre-
zydent Carbajal, kt6ry potem 20
stai pochodem uroczystyn
odprowadzouy do paiacu rzado-
wego, wsr6d szpalerow wojska
owacyi ze strony publIcznosci.V
miescie poruszenie umysaow | "a
niepokojenie wielkie: obawla]'
sic napadu rewolucyonistow, bur
tu wojska federalnego bandyty
ZInu.
PRZESILENIE MEXY-
KANSKIE.
Vera curz, Is 1ipca. = Wsze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-16

dzi, poniewaz miai ochote osobi-
|scie sprawic mu ,,foremna" egze-
kucye. :. Zreszta ustapienie HUI
erty planow ME zmieni j armie W
pochodzie ma stolice ME beda
wstrzymane a reprezntacye wszy-
stkich armii wejda rownoczesnie
do stolicy. Naczelnik Carranza
ma sic osobiscie udae najdalej ma
front swych wojsk zwycieskich.
Doniesiono do kwatery glow
nej rewolucyjnej, re ewakuacya
portu miasta Guayamas juz sic
zaczefa, spodziewac sic nalezy, ze
teraz wszedzie opor federalnych
oslabnie do reszty armia 8aczye
sic bedzie z konstytucyonalistaml.
Do Tampico przysziy re Stanow
wielkie zapasy broni i amunicyl
dla rewolucyonistow.
SPRAWY ANGLII.
Londyn, 16 lipca. = WczoraJ
odbyia sic znowu narada pre-
wodc6w partyi wrogich w spra-
vie autonomii Irlandyi. DIS ma
sic odbyc sesya gabinetu mini
steryalnego, ma ktorej wazne ma
| ia byGJpowziete w sprawie tel de-
cyzye. Policya W Stockton "a
trzymala wczoraj wielki trans
port amunicyi, przeznaczony d!a
nacyonalistow irlandzkich, zbro-
jacych sic podobnie jak Ulsterzy-
sci, do wojny domowej, ktorej wy
buch wstrzymuja tylko wysiikl
przewodcow partyjnych / wiadz'
- Sufrazystki usiiowaiy wczo-
raj obic batami sekretarza rzadu
Szkocyi, McKinnon-Wodda, siu-
zba uchronila dygnitarza cd ra-7
zow a awanturnice aresztowarlo.
z Liverpoolu donosza, re ro-
botnicy dokowi wyszli tam ma
strajk, poniewaz pracodawcy ME
chca uznac uni.
co SLYCHAc WE, FRANCY1.
Paryz, Is lipca. = Prezydent
Poincare odjechal dis do Rosyi
oficyalna wizyta, jako do sprzy-
mierzonego Francya mocar-
silva: wizyta ia ma wielkie zna--
czenie polityczne; po niej odwie-
dzi Poincare Danie, Szwecye
Nerwegie. Odbywa on te pre-
| jazdzke ma wojennym okrecie
francuskim: koszt podrozy wy
niesie $4,000 frankow.
- Senat Izba deputowanych
uchwaliiy wczorai budzet rzadu
ma rok biezacy.
z RoSYI.
Petersburg, 16 lipca. = w oko'
hey dworca Mikoiajewskiej Ko-
lei szalai straszny pozar, ktory
zniszczyl rs domow robotniczych
Ikilka osob zgineio.
Mnich-mistyk Raspustin, nj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-16
PROSI SAD WIELKOPRZY-
SIEGLYCH o POSLU-
.- CHANIE.

Mineola, N. Y, 16 lipca. - Sad
wielkoprzysiegiych, ktory roz--
patrywal sprawe 0 morderstwo, W
ktore rzekomo wmieszana Jest TO-
ma dra Edwina Carmana Wczo-
raj sic odroczy1 do dnia dzisiej--
szego. Trzech Swiadkow jeSzcze
ME przesluchano, Dzisiaj prawdo-
podobnie ma wlasna prosbe "a
DAME pred sadenl wielkoprzy--
sieglych stanie sama Carmono--
wa powie wszystko co vie o
zbrodni dokonanej ma osobie Lud-
wiki Bailey. iona lekarza ME bla-
ga wcale o poblazliwosc, ME chce,
by sedziowie kierowail sic litoscia
dlatego, re ona jest kobieta.
Zeznawal wczoraj niejaki
Frank J. Farrell. Powiedzial on, ze
dnia 80 czerwca chcial Wlasnie IL
dac sic do mieszkania Carmana,
by zone jego prosic jakies po--
zywienie, bo byl g}odnyi bez pra-
cy Przy domu lekarza widzial
on kobiete slusznej wysokosci,
ktora podeszia do okna / stlukla
szybe. Me widziaf jednak czy
miala revolver, choc slyszal
strza1 w tel chwili. -
Process Carmanowej budzj
wielkie zainteresowanie. PodeJ.
rzenie pablo ma zone lekarza, kto-
ra w kancelaryi swego mega "a
prowadzila tajnie dyktograf
przysluchiwala sig rozmowon'
swego meza z pacyentkami.
s1EDMIU GIN1E w PIA-
Alpha, Mich, 16 lipca. = Sic,
dmiu gorpikow zginelo wczoraj
W kopalni rudy zelaznej gdy icf
swidry pneumatyczne przebiiy
sciane kamienna i natrafiiy ms
poklady luznego piasku.P Piasek tax
lax woda natychmiast wypeinl
miejsce kopalni, gdzie gornlcJ
pracowali wszyscy zglnell stra'
szna smiercia. Wiasciciele kopai
nj wytezyr1 wszystkie silly, by
ciaia g6rnikow kopalni wydo-
bye. G6rnicy pracowali 13O stoI
pod powierzchnia ziemi i wiercl
Ii dziury W skale ma pozor bardzt
grubei. Kiedy swidry wpadly "
poklady luznego piasku, gornico
ME mieli ami jednej chwili ma u
cieczke. szesciu g6rnikow pracu
ljacych W poblizu miejsca kata
strofy zdolalo sic uratowac acie.
czka i ci przywiezli ma powierz-
chnie te smutna wiadomoSc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-16
UZNANI WINNYMI KOLO-
SALNEGO OSZUSTWA.

OALNEG O0LOo WA'
Federalna lava przysieglych
w sadie sedziego Landisa wczo-
raj uznaIa winnymi uprawiania
oszustw ma skale kolosalna die
wieciu czlonkow firmy Barr
and Widen Mercantile Agency"
Technicznem oskarzeniem by}o
uzywanie poczty W celach oszu-
kahczych. Ofiary swe naciagnell
ma $1,OOO,OOO.
Sedziowie naradzali sic przez
cztery godziny. Giownymi os--
karzonymi So: Abram H. Pree-
man, superintendent kompanii i
F. L. Wendler, generalny "a
RIA dca z giownem biurem w St.
Louis.
Byi to najintratnieJszy lnte-
res humbugierski, jaki inspekto-
rzy pocztowi kiedykolwiek odkry
kryli.
Adwokaci oskarzonych wniesli
podanie o nowy process, ma kto-
rem dzisiaj odbywaja sic argu'
mentacye.
Oskarzonymi sa takze. C. F
Day Chicago. J. T. Minehart
byly pastor metodyski, r. E
Pender z Pittsburgha, J. G. Ste,
vens Kansas City, w. w. Eel
lows z Kansas City, J. H. Wor'
man ze St. Louis i J. B. Finkle'
man Kansas City.
SLEDZTWO FEDERALNE
SZANTAZoW.
Wczorai rozpoczete zostaff
sledztwo federalne przez sedzloW
przysieglych W sprawie szanta,
z6w = uprawianych przez agen'
tow byznesowych pewnych uni
Pierwszym Swiadkiem byl J. J
Mclaughlin, kontraktor pose
do legislatury stanowfj, ktory
lax wiadbmo, podai do wiadomo'
sci publicznej pierwsze rewela'
eye o wymuszaniu pieniedzy cd
kontraktorow pracodawcow
przez chciwych i bezskrupulat'
nycR representative unijnych.
Sledztwo obecne ma zakres O.
graniczony, gdyz dotyczy tylkt
tych wypadkow, W ktorych wskr
tex szantazu przeszkodzono han
dlowi miedzystanowemu.
Zeznania McLaughlin'a doty-
CA sprawek J. Haley'a i M
Norris'a, agent6w uni wozni
COW ! G. Hammonda, agenta uni
kopaczy.
oBLAWA FUNKHOUSERA
BUDZI SZEFA DO AKCYl.
Ottawa, jaka major Funkhou'
ser, drugi asystent szefa policy
a naczelnik departamentu mo
ralnoscA urzadzil onegdaj ma no
toryczny .cafe" Jordana W noc9
DO godz. 1-szej, aresztujac kilka
dziesiat mezczyzn i kobiet
sklonila wreszcie szefa policy
Gleasona do akcyi.
Raporty bowiem cd policy :
dystryktu obok ul. 22giej, gdzi'
sic miesciia stara dzielnica ME
moralna, wciaz nadchodziiy, !;
wszystko tam spokojnie, re giu
cha tam cisza panuje, re nietylk'
domy niesiawy pozamykane, al
nawet notoryczne ,,cafe" uspo
koily sic napojow W nocy p'
godzinie 1szej ME sprzedawaJa
Natomiast inspektorzy znalezl
tam onegdaj cafkiem odnienn
stosunki. Nietylko ,,cafe" Jorda
ma, ale irne notoryczne nory Y
tel dzielnicy jak "a dawnych cza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-16

ciwia} objeciu rzadow przez po-
wstancow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-16

(Dokohczenie y STR e-ej).
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13

and has prayed an appeal to the Stu preme court, intending to how that the court committed grievious err Tor in his ruling and his friends claim that they never saw him as angry and hurt over case since he has been prosecuting attorney, contending as he does that ermniials ought not to be turned loose on little techni- calities while parties for selling ci- gars on Sunday and other small of lenses the Grand Jury are told are guilty of violations of the law.
 The jury that heard the case were outspoken in declaring that they they would have convicted the de- fendants from the proof introduced had they had the opportunity.
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13
GETS CHANGE OF VENUE.

Fayetteville, Ark, Nov 5.-Arthur Whitener, against whom an indict- ment for second degree murder was last week returned by the grand jury on he charge of having killed Nathan Anthony on July ,. last, was today granted a change of venue by Circuit Judge Naples. The case will be tried in Benton county on March 29. Amono the witnesses supporting the contention of the defense that Whitener could not get an impartial trial in this county was former Sherif s. w. Caudle, who, while sheriff, permitted Whitener to remain in local hotel under special guard both before and after the preliminary hear ing at which Whitener was bound ov- CT by Justcie C. w. Walker on charge of first degree murder.
 Whitener is at liberty under s3,000 bond.
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13
DRASTIC ACTION NEEDED.

The fight staged at the Frisco sta ton Friday morning, between two rival liyerymen again forcibly calls to the minds Of Springdale citizens the fact that some drastic action is needed to prevent these occurrences. This is not the first time such an af fair has occurred at the station while passengers were getting on and of the trains. and as an advertiser for springdale il might be termed good one Springdale will have a reputation that will be far reaching, but it will not be the kind of reputa- ton wanted by our citizens. Pas sengers on the trains are usually in terested spectators at such happen ings, and they never fail to mention it to their friends i'll far away towns and cities.
 It seems that it is time the city council was taking some action, eith- CT barring the real estate men and livery stable and hotel men from so- liciting business on the platform, or making the station restricted terri tory except at certain times. rms law is in effect at Fayetteville and Rogers at the present time, and pas sengers on the trains, and boarding the trains, or getting off, are not bothered by large crowd of solic- itors. It is, of course, hard to bar the many on account of the actions Of few, but it is high time that such affairs as occurred Friday morning are placed in the deplored class, and actions taken to prevent them.
 Springdale is no city for the staging of frontier day performances, and neither is the local station fitting theatre.
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13

County was evidenced at the recent primary The article is given our readers that they may form their re spectiye opinions; the the opinion of Tho News being reserved
 Fayetteville, Ark, Nov ;, 1914.- Last week at Fayetteville J. c. Long an, recent candidate for circuit judge, and H. C. Smith, recent coun- ty judge of Benton County were tried on charge of conspiracy on a change Of venue taken by them from Benton county.
 After the evidence was all intro daced, the attorneys for the defend ants asked the court to instruct the jury to return verdict of not guilty for the reason the State had failed to prove that the exact amount that each of the defendants was to re- ceiye was to the Grand Jury un- known. This the court started to do, and Prosecuting Attorney Fuller, pale with anger, jumped to his feet and objected, contending that the al legation as to the exact amount they were to receive WIS immaterial, and surplusage, and not necessary to be proven. but if it was necessary it could be proved and was proven, like other facts in the case, by circum- stances, but if the court even thought that il should be proven, 1t then be- ing o'clock at night, that he could and would have Grand Jurors pres ent at o'clock the next morning to prove this immaterial matter, if the court would allow him the privilege, and if he did not produce the witness. es and make the proof he would pay the entire court costs of the prose cution
 The court, however. would not grant the request, and directed the jury to return verdict of not guilty, though many of the jurors ob jeeted to it and after the verdict was returned as directed, the court then said that he believed the defendants were as guilty of a dirty attempt to rob the county as could be. Mir. Fuller objected to the courts ruling
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13

themselves into the nations politics.
 The Progressiyes can point to bright spots in California and in one congressional district in Louisiana which district went to them on the issue of free sugar. But crushing de feats in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and other states take most of the joy out of the smaller successes. In New York and Pennsylvania un- usually vigorous Progressive fights were waged Goolnel Roosevelt threw all of his personal influence into the fray against his bitterest DO litical enemies, Barnes and Penrose. But the Bull Moose candidate for gov ernor ended poor fourth in New York while Pinchot. trailed far be hind Palmer, the Democratic senator ial candidate in Pennsylvania Even Kansas notable because of it's former espousaI of the Progressive cause, elected a standpat governor. prob ably chose a reactionary senator and increased it's Democratic representa- tion in the lower house of Congress-
 In the face of such poor showing, what of the future of the Progressive party? Only one man knows and he has failed to make any predictions yet But t seems reasonable to con lecture that the organization will be continued until the next presidential campaign and then, if there is no more excuse for it's existence than there is today. the final disinteera- tion will probably take place. both old parties profiting from it.-Ark- ansas Gazette
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13
QUORUM COURT.
Uast Week)


 The County Quorum Court, com posed of the Justices of the Peace, met at the Court House in Fayette- vile last week and fixed the coun- ty tax levy and made appropriations for the next year
 The tax levy was made as follows: For county general, mills; special bridge purposes, IS mills; roads and bridges 3 mills.
 Among the appropriations allowed were $S40 GO for Farm Demonstration work, $25000 for the Arkansas repre- sentation Ut the Panama-Pacifie FIX position, $2,000 for improvements to be made on the County Jail, and $l00 toward defraying the expenses of the maintenance Of the Confeder- ate Cemetery. The other appropria- tions allowed were: County General Purposes $1S,000; Circuit Court FIX penses, $7,500; Jail and lnquisition, S2 ,O00; Pauper Fund, 5000; Justice Of the Peace Fund $500; Hospital Fund, $750
 The following tax levies were fix ed: County General, 3 mills; Spec. ial Bridge Purposes l IS mills; Road and Bridge 3 mills. This makes the county and state tax levy fourteen mills, which does not include school district leYieS.
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13
GATES REVENUE AGENT.


 Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 6.-David A. Gates, chairman of the Arkansas Tax Commission, and member of that body since it was created has been re-instated as Revenue Agent of the United States, by special or der of President Woodrow Wilson and Gov. Hays will be asked to ap- point his successor before the end of the week. Commissioner Gates has not yet filed formal resignation, but has called oa the chief execu- tive and requested him to decide. on his successor so that he can qualify without delay.
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13

school teachers of the county re- commended his appointment, and more than two hundred letters of than teachers were received by Judge Flight asking that Prof. Buck be re- tained in his present position. Prof. Buck has been teaching school for the past thirty eight years, having only recently retired from active ser vice when he last year resigned as principal of the school at West Fork. Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13
WILLIAMS IN OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma City, Nov. 6.-Complete returns from seyenty-one counties out of seventy-seven received to- night give Robert L, Williams, de- ocrat, a plurality of 3,122 votes over John Fields, the republican candidate for governor In the seventy-one counties the vote stands: Williams, 93,3S9; Fields, 90,267. The total vote in the six remaining counties to be heard from is normally democratic and is expected to increase the lead of Williams
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13
WHAT ABOUT THE PROGRES
 SVES?

Returns from the recent election dealt a crushing blow to those Pro gressive leaders who had counted on making a shoingw sufficient to con- tinue their party as factor in na- tional affairs. The Bull Moose or ganization seems to have gone almost to pieces. The congressional gains of the Republicans were largely due to the inability of the Progresslves to maintain a balance of power. max ing the fight between the two old parties much the same as it had been before the Bull Moosers injected
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13
HOW SMITH AND
 CONGAN WENT FREE.

The following article was taken from the Eureka Springs Flashlight, under date Of November ,. It is not published with any intention to throw bouquets at MT. Fuller, nor is it published as reflection on the ruling of Judge Naples. Readers of The News are thoroughly conversant with Judge Naples. and his rulings, and the high esteem in which he is held by the people of Washington
The Springdale news., 1914-11-13

and F't. Smith was in turn defeated by Texarkana, so the only teams ill the state running would seem to be Texarkana and Little Rock Rogers Democrat
 And now after Springdales defeat of Bentonyille, on their home grounds Friday by score of l4 to :, Benton vile High seems in the mouldy shelves as championship contender. By the WAY, if the Bentonxille team has any contentious toward the state championship, the Fort Smith High School team should be the All=Ameri-